harvgj19
Well-Known Member
My horse has been out on loan for almost 5 years now. He has been with the present loanee for going on 2 and a half. Up to now I have always insured him, and told the company that he was on loan and given permission for the loanee to contact them if a claim is necessary, though I still had to sign any claim forms etc.
Now the renewal is here and we find ourselves in a position where money is very tight. My horse is 16 this year and only a happy hacker. I have moved abroad, and am not in the position to buy another if I lost him. He is only insured for death and vet fees, with a high deductible.
I am considering not renewing the insurance, but contacting the loanee and sending her the renewal notice so she could continue the policy herself if she wanted to. Do you think this is the right or wrong thing to do?
Any opinion or advice welcomed!
Now the renewal is here and we find ourselves in a position where money is very tight. My horse is 16 this year and only a happy hacker. I have moved abroad, and am not in the position to buy another if I lost him. He is only insured for death and vet fees, with a high deductible.
I am considering not renewing the insurance, but contacting the loanee and sending her the renewal notice so she could continue the policy herself if she wanted to. Do you think this is the right or wrong thing to do?
Any opinion or advice welcomed!