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puterDude replied

23 November 2007, 08:30
What level of PI insurance?

There is also http://www.contractorumbrellainsurance.co.uk - with some low cost options (not that cheapest is best).

What level of PI insurance did/do other folkes get? I was thinking of 250K.

Sam
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ramholio replied

22 November 2007, 20:41
Thanks for quick reply - i'm quite happy contracting but want to go limited as i'm a bit fed up of being milked by my umbreall company.

If it doesn't work out maybe i'll go permy in a year or so but figured I'd give it a go
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TheFaQQer replied

22 November 2007, 20:34
Caunce O'Hara
Randell Dorling (?)

seem to be the best ones here.

For 50k I'd go permie, though.
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ramholio started a topic Business Insurance - recommendations?

22 November 2007, 20:29
Business Insurance - recommendations?

Hi all,

Ok ive registered my company, decided to go with SJD for accounting - now I need to sort out business insurance!

What should I be expecting to pay? I will not be turning over more than £50,000 per annum - I suppose I really just want the legal requirement, or maybe the same level of cover that I get through an Umbrella like Giant?

So what would you recommend? Who do you guys use, and what do you pay?

Si
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