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Previously on "PI & Public Liability insurance up for renewal"
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostJust had my renewal from Direct Line Business today...£20m employers liability, £2m public liability, £1k business equipment cover at home, specific cover for my phone (although annoying capped at £500), iPad and laptop while away from the home, for the grand sum of £84.
There's some overlap with my home insurance policy which does cover *some* business equipment but not things like my laptop while on client sites.
I paid £104 yesterday for less coverage with them
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Just had my renewal from Direct Line Business today...£20m employers liability, £2m public liability, £1k business equipment cover at home, specific cover for my phone (although annoying capped at £500), iPad and laptop while away from the home, for the grand sum of £84.
There's some overlap with my home insurance policy which does cover *some* business equipment but not things like my laptop while on client sites.
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QDOS for Professional Indemnity, Caunce O'Hara for everything else.
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Originally posted by ruasonid View PostHave been with QDOS for both until now. Already covered for IR35 by IPSE.
Has anyone found better options?
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostNot found better than QDOS for PI but their public and employers liability is not great value. I get both with business equipment cover from Direct Line Business for less than I was paying QDOS and the PL is higher too.
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Not found better than QDOS for PI but their public and employers liability is not great value. I get both with business equipment cover from Direct Line Business for less than I was paying QDOS and the PL is higher too.
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Originally posted by ruasonid View PostI use Bauer & Cottrell for my contracts. Not looking for a better price as such. QDOS renewal quoted for an additional product Tax Enquiry Insurance which I did not recall purchasing. When I checked they said I had it free for last 2 months (though I have no notification to that effect) and so it was included in the renewal quote (which was higher, obviously).
Not much use to you as you didn't receive it! but I assure you that it was not simply added to your account without any efforts to give you all the necessary information. Any information you may be able to provide e.g. your email client, which might help us discover if there are wider issues with these notifications getting through would be appreciated - PM me if you would like.
Apologies again that you feel you now need to leave us
Gemma
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I use Bauer & Cottrell for my contracts. Not looking for a better price as such. QDOS renewal quoted for an additional product Tax Enquiry Insurance which I did not recall purchasing. When I checked they said I had it free for last 2 months (though I have no notification to that effect) and so it was included in the renewal quote (which was higher, obviously).
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View Post+1 QDOS all the way, used 2 of my three free reviews last year which means that I got the insurance practically free!
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDon't forget you get a free IR35 review with the QDOS one. What else are looking for when you say better besides prices?
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Don't forget you get a free IR35 review with the QDOS one. What else are looking for when you say better besides prices?
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Insurance
Have you tried the likes of Caunce O'Hara?
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PI & Public Liability insurance up for renewal
Have been with QDOS for both until now. Already covered for IR35 by IPSE.
Has anyone found better options?Tags: None
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