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Tom Hilditch

For those who believe insurance companies generally offer you protection you don't need, here is this month's scary portent.

HSBC 'HomeSurance' personal insurance department has written to customers saying: 'It is with regret we are unable to continue to offer nuclear, chemical and biological terrorism cover from your policy with effect from May 30th'.

Does it know something we don't?



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