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welshasiancheapskate
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hello all,
Sorry if I am posting in the wrong board.
I am trying to find an online quote for our business(restaurant)but do not know which companies do them as I dont want to go via an insurance broker.
any suggestions/ideas etc would be much appreciated.
I have done my car insurance and home insurance via the net and have saved almost £600!!!
Thankyou in advance.
Wacs xxxx
Sorry if I am posting in the wrong board.
I am trying to find an online quote for our business(restaurant)but do not know which companies do them as I dont want to go via an insurance broker.
any suggestions/ideas etc would be much appreciated.
I have done my car insurance and home insurance via the net and have saved almost £600!!!
Thankyou in advance.
Wacs xxxx
Assalamu alaikum. May Allahs blessings be upon you
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I think Direct Line have started doing this:
http://www.directlineforbusiness.co.uk/
Whether they are any good or not, I wouldn't want to say.
Premierline Direct seem to offer a 10% saving guarantee:
http://www.premierlinedirect.co.uk/scripts/servlet.cgi?page=products/restaurant/index.html
This is not a company I know anything about, so I cannot recommend them.
As a business owner, I am sure you will agree that the cheapest is not always the best. I would always prefer to see business insurance transacted by a broker, but perhaps I am just too "old school"!!In the beginning, the universe was created. This made a lot of people very angry and was widely regarded as a bad move.The late, great, Douglas Adams.0 -
Oscar_The_Grouch wrote: »
As a business owner, I am sure you will agree that the cheapest is not always the best. I would always prefer to see business insurance transacted by a broker, but perhaps I am just too "old school"!!
Me too.
Commercial insurance is a great deal more complex than domestic and you need to be aware of things like policy warranties and conditions. Some insurers apply these willy nilly and a good broker will pull them up on this and ensure you are aware of all the terms and conditions.
Remember also that when you buy as a business, you have no consumer protection such as that offered by the financial ombudsman service. You are assumed to be entering into a contract on equal bargaining terms.
Finally, you will be responsible for setting the sum insured and woe betide you if you get it wrong. The insurers will apply a thing called "average" and you will receive a pittance. Average used to apply to domestic policies and still does in some cases but now most have moved over to high, fixed sums insured to avoid this problem.0 -
thankyou allAssalamu alaikum. May Allahs blessings be upon you0
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