Plum reacts to buy-to-let recovery with HomeWorks extension

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Provider said product will now cover landlords undertaking "extensive" building extension projects and renovations.

Plum Underwriting has responded to the UK's buy-to-let recovery by extending its HomeWorks product.

The household insurance provider said the offering will now cover landlords undertaking "extensive" building extension projects and renovations.

Until now, the product covered policyholders renovating, refurbishing or extending their own homes.

Plum's managing director, David Whitaker, said: "According to data from The Council of Mortgage Lenders, the UK buy-to-let market is showing strong signs

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