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Jan
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Studio Insurance

Post by Jan »

Can anyone recommend an insurer for contents for a small studio? I've just been quoted £670+........
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Re: Studio Insurance

Post by pinkybanks »

Wow, does that cover buildings, contents, vicarious and third party liabilities?
It’s a case of shopping around until you find a reasonable quote. Lots of contributing factors to take into consideration, i.e. time property left unattended, amount of people you employ, the type and total amount of cover you want/need, and the area you live in etc etc.
Try this link: I’d be fascinated to know if you get a better deal!!! Good luck.
http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/compare- ... ance.thtml
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Re: Studio Insurance

Post by jon buck »

Hi

Try Premierline direct, 01524597900 they are a specialist business insurer, I use them and yes they are very good and the price is fair.

Jon
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Re: Studio Insurance

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Hi Jan

I use NFU and find them very reasonable for public and product liability.

No Buildings Insurance for me as I rent.

Jay
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Re: Studio Insurance

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Are most of you guys honestly paying £670+ for insurance???
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Re: Studio Insurance

Post by stanhol »

Wow so much.

What is the difference if its an at home workshop?

I have just had two quotes here, 150 euros from one and 225 from another. Mine is an at home workshop. The own risk for the first is 125 !
The companies are reaal and central beheer, achmea. Not sure you have either of those in UK.

Good luck,

Sandra
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Post by framemaker »

When my insurance is due for renewal I will be checking out NFU, I have heard good things about them.

I would be particularly interested in comparing process cover (the maximum amount they will pay out for an individual loss/damage) for art work left with you by customers. Its all very well saying cover seems cheap or expensive, but as pinkybanks has already said - what is actually covered and to what value!?
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Talk to the companys, they will taylor a package to suit your requirements, as they do for me re individual cover etc.

Jon
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Post by Roboframer »

Find yourself a good broker - we don't deal direct with any insurance company - bar for vehicle insurance.
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Re: Studio Insurance

Post by daisy »

I'm with Direct Line business insurance and very happy with cover. £24 a month. I have a studio attached to the house so building insurance is covered with that. Direct line cover me for 5million public liability, an employee, goods in transit etc. etc. etc.

Good luck
Daisy
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