What insurance cover do most of you have, what's a good price and who are the reputable companies? I currently just have professional indemnity.
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I have employers liability, public liability and professional indemnity. Costs me £200 a year.
I bought it under the belief that EL was necessary by law, but others here seem to be saying that's not the case.
There are other reasons why I bought it, but I don't reckon I would buy any unless legally required to. -
Ltd company insurance
Are you saying it cost you £200 for Eployers Liability, Public Liability and Professional Indemnity? If so, that's a very good deal.
I'm looking to purchase similiar insurances - where did you get your insurance from?
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None.
Are they necessary? How do you benefit?
If they aren't legally required, you're a business so why purchase all these things that only hit your bottom line?Comment
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It's not legally required that I insure my house.
In 20 years I have never made a claim on house insurance.
why do I buy it?
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