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Best Way To Insure Daughters LAP TOP
mike_the_bike_2
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My 17 year old daughter is doing a Graphics course at a local college.
My brother sent her an Apple Lap Top from abroad (far cheaper!) and she is taking the laptop to college each day. In the UK it would cost about £800 to replace.
I am getting paranoid about it getting lost stolen etc!
What is the best way to get it insured bearing in mind we don't have a receipt?
I am more than happy to present the laptop to anyone that requests its inspection to check it actually exists and supply serial numbers etc
Any recommendations on good companies that provide proper coverage without all the get out clauses that stops them paying out in the event of a claim?
My brother sent her an Apple Lap Top from abroad (far cheaper!) and she is taking the laptop to college each day. In the UK it would cost about £800 to replace.
I am getting paranoid about it getting lost stolen etc!
What is the best way to get it insured bearing in mind we don't have a receipt?
I am more than happy to present the laptop to anyone that requests its inspection to check it actually exists and supply serial numbers etc
Any recommendations on good companies that provide proper coverage without all the get out clauses that stops them paying out in the event of a claim?
The Early bird may catch the worm ...but its the second mouse that gets all the cheese!
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check your contents insurance it may already be covered for theft or accidental damage while not in the house, I know mine is0
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Some household policies include an extension to provide contents for students at no extra cost. This is basically one of those things where you find out if yours is a cheap and cheerful policy or a comprehensive one.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0
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