What are the key differences between landlord contents insurance and a tenant's own contents policy, and as a landlord, what specific items am I responsible for insuring within the property in the UK?

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Landlord contents insurance covers the landlord's items like white goods, while a tenant's policy covers their personal belongings. As a landlord, you're responsible for insuring your fixtures and furnished items.

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