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accidental damage - last insurance year?

w00519772
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I damaged my worktop about 12 months ago by placing a pan on it that was too hot. There is a faint circle.
I have found a joiner who may be able to fix it. I changed insurance provider in July. I told both insurance companies about the issue.
Who would I make a claim to? I had accidental damage and the same excess on both policies.
I have found a joiner who may be able to fix it. I changed insurance provider in July. I told both insurance companies about the issue.
Who would I make a claim to? I had accidental damage and the same excess on both policies.
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What does your policy say? In theory there shouldn't be as long as you haven't prejudiced the insurers position/costs.0
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Although your claim will be against your old policy, you will also have to inform your current insurer that the "loss" you previously reported to them has now become a "claim".0
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Although your claim will be against your old policy, you will also have to inform your current insurer that the "loss" you previously reported to them has now become a "claim".
Yes, I told my existing insurer when I opened the policy. They said my premium would increase by about £50 if I make a claim on the old insurance policy.0
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