insurace

[Sparkles33]

I want to change who my insurane is through - any suggestions for good companies?

Also looking for musicians insurance.

ATM they're both through the same co., and...well, I don't have any faith in them.

 

[Jacob.]

From this thread earlier today:
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=181013

Chubb insurance - excellent in every way. new for old, fast turn round on claims and a little bit more on the premium. I am in about my 10th year with them - yes, I shop about every year at renewal,but I keep going back to them provided they are not very far out from other quotes.

I, like quite a few others on here use photoguard. It's new for old, so you insure your kit for the new replacement value, and if it breaks/gets dropped/stolen etc you get a new piece of equipment.

Never had to make a claim, and hopefully never will (fingers crossed) but people on here have done so, and while it can be a pain to do, I haven't heard of them not paying out.

Hope this helps

 

[Sparkles33]

Thanks Jacob

I looked on Chubb bot got a bit confussed with the website TBH *blush*

 

[Jacob.]

Yeah i can see what you mean! I'm not sure where to find it on there either, sorry

 

[Sparkles33]

No worries, thanks for your help though xx

 

[Goody13]

Chubb, without doubt, provide excellent cover, but will only offer cover as part of a general contents policy you do need a minimum contents sum insured of £75,000 to qualify for their Masterpiece Initial policy, which has a minimum £250 excess.

For musical instrument cover, have a look at this http://www.allianzmusicalinsurance.co.uk/

 

[Sparkles33]

Thanks goody