Insurance question

iceblinker
Posted 02/03/2009 - 21:19 Link
bforbes wrote:
Have a look at the Home drop down Menu - top of page. It may give you some idea.
That's the company I use: Glover & Howe. I think £50 for £1500 cover (for example) is good value considering that's new-for-old for loss & accidental damage, including travel abroad, with reasonable conditions. You can change the details of your schedule any time via email as well.

Regarding household insurance: check the terms & conditions to see if it's as good, and whether travel abroad is included. Note that some ordinary travel insurance won't adequately cover your camera gear.
~Pete
Rae000
Posted 03/03/2009 - 08:46 Link
Thank you to everyone that has taken the time and trouble to reply...your advice and help as always is invaluable...many thanks
Kenty
Posted 03/03/2009 - 10:32 Link
One final point to add to my previous post. With property (including cameras) taken out of the house (whether abroad or not) there is often - but not always - a limit left in the car especially when unattended.

Be careful to check if there is a limit and whether there are any special terms e.g. keeping possessions in the boot and always locking etc.

Never fill up with petrol and leave the car unlocked while you pay for the petrol!!!

Cheers

John
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Rae000
Posted 05/03/2009 - 11:50 Link
Has anyone got the telephone number for Glover and Howe as mentioned previously...thanks
Posted 05/03/2009 - 12:39 Link
Rae000 wrote:
Has anyone got the telephone number for Glover and Howe as mentioned previously...thanks
Hi Ray here is their Colchester office number 01206 814500
Rae000
Posted 05/03/2009 - 14:19 Link
Many Thanks

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