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Professional indemnity insurance - help needed to find
Charlton_King
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My wife is an independent nurse/care assistant and currently has PI insurance via Castlebank which is a specialist insurer.
They have just hiked the premium by 35% which I find less than acceptable.
Can anyone suggest another source, by any chance?
They have just hiked the premium by 35% which I find less than acceptable.
Can anyone suggest another source, by any chance?
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Charlton_King wrote: »My wife is an independent nurse/care assistant and currently has PI insurance via Castlebank which is a specialist insurer.
They have just hiked the premium by 35% which I find less than acceptable.
Can anyone suggest another source, by any chance?
Hiscox were the ones most often quoted to me when I was looking but I thought they were a bit expensive (business consultancy) . I've just googled and also found Blyth Valley plus the following website that gives four alternatives including Hiscox and More than
http://www.fairinvestment.co.uk/professional_indemnity_insurance_for_nurses.aspx
Also are there any professional nursing associations who have discounted deals with preferred suppliers?
Good luck
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