I was just adding up my kit.
Does anyone have amateur photography insurance, or are you covered under your home insurance?
If so, where do you get your insurance, thanks.
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Re: Insurance
The All Risks section of your household policy can work out quite well.
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John
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Re: Insurance
Mine are covered under the house insurance and they increased the value of the items covered outside the house from £ 2000 to £ 3000 for free.
With the price of lenses you may want to watch the "maximum value of any one item" clause.
Theo
With the price of lenses you may want to watch the "maximum value of any one item" clause.
Theo
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Re: Insurance
I took out cover for all my equipment with lloyds tsb it costs £5.30 a month and has a maximum of £5000 per claim