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"White Goods" insurance cover
arthurx1234
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I am not a keen insurer on things like this as it is just such a gamble and possibly money spent for nothing.
Think about this, put say £25 a month into a separate account starting now.
In 12 months time you will have £300 probably much more savings than a repair would cost to any one of them. Keep the money going in for 5 years
£1,500 now do you think that you would spend that much money on repairs to white goods.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0
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