Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance Renewal
Discussion
insurance_jon said:
always do deals for PHers
and yes its one for me. when's it due? I'm back in the office Monday, but can get someone on it if its needed sooner
jon at lockyers.co.uk
No hurry will get in touch tomorrow - what about a group buy ? (I know its not that simple but make it so ;o)and yes its one for me. when's it due? I'm back in the office Monday, but can get someone on it if its needed sooner
jon at lockyers.co.uk
insurance_jon said:
when we go online for SME that is a definite possibility, but these days no one really fits in a box so I'd have to have 20+ clients with similar profiles for an insurer to be interested.
True, but if a broker was going to send me even half a dozen or so risks to quote I'd definitely be willing to discuss pricing (although we're not online)!Animal said:
insurance_jon said:
when we go online for SME that is a definite possibility, but these days no one really fits in a box so I'd have to have 20+ clients with similar profiles for an insurer to be interested.
True, but if a broker was going to send me even half a dozen or so risks to quote I'd definitely be willing to discuss pricing (although we're not online)!Once we are online I can give out ph discount codes
Happy to have a beer and chat about it though. Who do you represent and where are you based?
skahigh said:
I'm a self employed web consultant, pay £22 per month to Hiscox for public liability, employers and professional indemnity insurance. No idea if that's any good.
Depends on your income, how much cover you're buying, clients, claims history, etc, etc. Not a bad price for the combined covers though - does it include office contents?skahigh said:
Public liability yes i think so (but possibly not) because I work from my clients offices quite regularly.
Employers no not really, it's one of those ir35 protection things.
Public liability and Employers' liability for a sole trader doing the kind of thing you do shouldn't be more than £50-ish per year. I suspect the PL part might be more of a critical contractual requirement that clients will increasingly insist upon.Employers no not really, it's one of those ir35 protection things.
DSLiverpool said:
Guys say we had a client doing say £20m through a site we manage what level of insurance (if any) do we need (if this comes across as naive I apologies but I am getting all sorts of answers)
Depends more on your own exposure than theirs. What's the maximum you think they could sue you for?Gassing Station | Business | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




