Originally posted by Crossroads
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Are you sure about that? I gathered from a previous thread that it was not a legal requirement for one-man limited companies. -
I've never had any of them and last time I checked you didn't need any insurance. Has it changed !?Originally posted by CrossroadsSome of what you are asking implies you are already are breaking the law - you are legally required to have ELI.
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Beaten to it, pretty sure you don't need it !?Comment
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My understanding is that you need Public liability insurance to be legal...(which costs pennies)...but you do not need ELI as a small one-man band...the law changed in Feb '05Property advisor for the people
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No, apparently you don't need ELI if company only employs the person who owns over 50% of it.Originally posted by VitoMy understanding is that you need Public liability insurance to be legal...(which costs pennies)...but you do not need ELI as a small one-man band...the law changed in Feb '05
However, if you've found somewhere you can get it for pennies, unless you mean tens of thousands of pennies, I'd be interested to hear where.Comment
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According to the quote Dallas Kirkland provided me online, £10k of ELI is thrown in free with my policy. I'm getting £100k PI, £1m PL and £10k for £160/year. Raising the PI to £250k ups the premium to around £220/year. I didn't experiment with £1m and £2m cover.Originally posted by ittonyNo, apparently you don't need ELI if company only employs the person who owns over 50% of it.
However, if you've found somewhere you can get it for pennies, unless you mean tens of thousands of pennies, I'd be interested to hear where.
http://www.dallaskirkland.co.ukComment
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I joined www.ContactorAlliance.co.uk and got 20% of insurance through Caunce O'Hara. Seemed like a good deal but I didn't look around that much.Comment
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