Re: Insurance in the UK

andrew fildes <afildes@netlink.com.au> · Sat, 14 Jun 2003 16:52:46 +1000

My latest copy of Black & White (April - takes a while to get here!) 
has an advertisement by AUA Insurance (info@cedarinsurance.com) in 
Norwich for specific photographer's insurance from £26 per year. I 
don't know if they cover non-UK residents. No recommendations though 
- I'm not in the UK - but I wish there was a specialist her in Oz. My 
insurance company simply can't cope with the idea that I don't take 
it all with me every time I go anywhere (It's not a car, dude!)

AndrewF

Hi All,

For those in the UK, can anybody suggest an
insurance company to insurance photo equipment?
Or share good/bad experiences with some?

I'll be interested in damage and stolen coverage,
both local and international (mostly european but
also asian and latinamerican travelling).

How does it works? I had my equipment for some
years now and I don't have the receipts so, do I
have to take it to the insurance company so they
can check I have it and it's working? Or they are
just going to trust my declaration?

Any idea of how much it can cost? I know it has a
lot of "depends" but roughly as a ratio of the
equipment value, how much you are paying?

Thanks in advance.

Carlos

___________________________________________________
Yahoo! Sorteos  -  http://loteria.yahoo.es
Juega a la Lotería Primitiva sin salir de casa