Medical covers for contractors..

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scooterscot replied

16 September 2007, 20:47
Talk to Simon on Contractor money, he'll sort you out. Cover also provides for you and your family should there be a reason you cannot work.
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2uk replied

16 September 2007, 20:38
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

It's called the NHS

However the service is not what it was, BUPA do a good scheme (think about £90 a month) that covers you for everything that you could imagine...

Just checked their price options.

http://www.bupa.co.uk/health_cash/as...onal/cover.asp

Looks more complicated than MS licensing.
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scooterscot replied

16 September 2007, 20:29
It's called the NHS

However the service is not what it was, BUPA do a good scheme (think about £90 a month) that covers you for everything that you could imagine...
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2uk started a topic Medical covers for contractors..

16 September 2007, 20:06
Medical covers for contractors..

As LTDs that pay NICs / taxes do we get any medical covers at all ? Or do we have to enroll into private/paid schemes ?
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