Professional Indemnity Insurance Policy (minimum level £1 million)

[Scrag Meister]

QDOS.

Reminds me I think mine is due for renewal now.

[SueEllen]

How do you know what you get? The proof is in the payout and we don't get any visibility of that.

It would be a case of who has the best lawyers.

If you did your job correctly and the client's claims are proved by the lawyers to be vague then the client wouldn't get any money.

[northernladuk]

With Hiscox you get what you expect. Provided you have filled in the form correctly and honestly you are covered but we have all heard horror stories about bargain basement insurance. I expect PCG sponsored insurance is just as good but compare the Key Facts documents for your various choices before committing your money.

How do you know what you get? The proof is in the payout and we don't get any visibility of that.

[Taita]

I would like to see if push came to shove and an end client sued you for say £600,000 and then you tried to make a claim for the said amount how cleverly the insurers would try and wriggle out of it. Strange that not many questions are asked of the nature of your work by Hiscox, Dallas-Kirlland etc. on sign up for their policy.

has anyone out there ever made a claim to these guys after the end client sued for compensation ?

With Hiscox you get what you expect. Provided you have filled in the form correctly and honestly you are covered but we have all heard horror stories about bargain basement insurance. I expect PCG sponsored insurance is just as good but compare the Key Facts documents for your various choices before committing your money.

[malvolio]

I would like to see if push came to shove and an end client sued you for say £600,000 and then you tried to make a claim for the said amount how cleverly the insurers would try and wriggle out of it. Strange that not many questions are asked of the nature of your work by Hiscox, Dallas-Kirlland etc. on sign up for their policy.

has anyone out there ever made a claim to these guys after the end client sued for compensation ?

That's becuase the insurance is primarily to cover the costs of defending the action, not to pay off anything that a client may wish to do you for. But of course, you knew that...

[VirtualMonkey]

PCG Plus with Survive35 gets the same PEI insurance cover (you only need basic coverage anyway, but it's your money), plus a lot of useful extras, plus you do some good in the fight against HMG's predations....

Finally joined PCG+..been meaning to for ages.

[sbakoola]

I would like to see if push came to shove and an end client sued you for say £600,000 and then you tried to make a claim for the said amount how cleverly the insurers would try and wriggle out of it. Strange that not many questions are asked of the nature of your work by Hiscox, Dallas-Kirlland etc. on sign up for their policy.

has anyone out there ever made a claim to these guys after the end client sued for compensation ?

[malvolio]

What's the concensus on the best IR35/Tax investigation package from QDOS ?

I always had FO35 (via shout99) and insurance via Hiscox, but seems I can get my PI etc and FO35 straight through QDOS.

Are any of the other packages better value for money ?

PCG Plus with Survive35 gets the same PEI insurance cover (you only need basic coverage anyway, but it's your money), plus a lot of useful extras, plus you do some good in the fight against HMG's predations....

[TestMangler]

What's the concensus on the best IR35/Tax investigation package from QDOS ?

I always had FO35 (via shout99) and insurance via Hiscox, but seems I can get my PI etc and FO35 straight through QDOS.

Are any of the other packages better value for money ?

[BolshieBastard]

Think my last couple of contracts have stipulated a million, minimum.

Through QDOS, I have PI and PL, both for 1 million each for about £190.

[northernladuk]

You don't need to look it up on google. Just search it here. Same was asked only this week, and every other week before that.

Standard level seems to be 1 mil and PI/PL from QDOS at that will cost you about £240 inc 3 free contract checks.

[Mr.Whippy]

QDOS

[TestMangler]

Just had an offer in from an agency with a requirement for 'Professional Indemnity Insurance Policy (minimum level £1 million)'.

This seems a bit high compared to previous two contracts (£125,000 and £250,000).

Currently insured with Hiscox but this knocks premiums up to over £800.

Anyone know of any other options that come with a personal recommendation ?

(Note to NLUK - I can look up insurers on Google myself, it's personal experiences or recommendations I'm looking for !!)