QDOS for me. £20 a month.
Current client never asked about it but my contract does state I need to have it. Probably best to get after all its only £20.
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Tried Qdos but their quote system is weird and complicated, and they're not that cheap - that cartoon judge began to get on my nerves too.
Got mine from Professional Insurance Agents. Gave me a choice of about 4 or 5 different insurance companies and I got my liabilities as well at the same time. Only took about 5 minutes.
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Got mine through QDOS. They throw in 3 (I think) free contract reviews in with the deal to boot.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostDepends what you business area are contracting in
It's probably more relevant if you work on critical systems where one slip can be fatal. As a developer I can always blame the testers.
I think my aversion to optional insurances stems from my dad always getting insurance on everything he buys, and seeing how much it all adds up to. Currys et al must love him.
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nice one folks!
I went with the wise gingerjedi's recommendation, cheap as a chips and the flexibility to cancel after a few months is what I wanted.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNot everyone has a low-level, non-business-critical, public-sector role like you where it doesn't matter if you balls it up.
HTH
When I was working on fuel and landing gear test rigs they never asked.
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Depends what you business area are contracting in as some people get away with £250K while others need £5 Million
You will however find that most of the insurance brokers will use the same underwriters to insure you so the different in price is a few quid.
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Cheapest option is to skip the insurance and then not **** anything up.
HTH BIDI
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Professional Indemnity Insurance
Chaps and chaplettes
I need to have this sorted, but want the cheapest and best option, who would you clever folks recommend?
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