Saga and Ageas to launch home insurance this month
Following the launch of a motor insurance product in December, Saga and Ageas are launching a home insurance product by the end of this month.
When the motor product was launched, Saga and Ageas said a home insurance product would follow in Q1 2026.
On releasing its financial results today (15 April), Saga said that as part of its 20-year
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