25 February 2008 #1 M Morrigan_Lady Well-Known Member Joined 18 December 2006 Messages 5,423 www.teamterrellshowjumping.co.uk Help! I cant seem to find cover for Arch for less than 60 - 80 pounds a month. I dont know why its so much. Can anyone recommend a company that might be abit less? Im with Stoneways at the mo and thats £64 a month
Help! I cant seem to find cover for Arch for less than 60 - 80 pounds a month. I dont know why its so much. Can anyone recommend a company that might be abit less? Im with Stoneways at the mo and thats £64 a month
25 February 2008 #2 AmyMay Situation normal Joined 1 July 2004 Messages 66,614 Location South Visit site How much are trying to insure him for???
25 February 2008 #3 C charliecrisps Well-Known Member Joined 14 February 2008 Messages 321 Location Dover Visit site Mine are with petplan at about 20 per month but i dont insure them for very much for loss (Approx 1K).
Mine are with petplan at about 20 per month but i dont insure them for very much for loss (Approx 1K).
25 February 2008 #4 M Morrigan_Lady Well-Known Member Joined 18 December 2006 Messages 5,423 www.teamterrellshowjumping.co.uk [ QUOTE ] How much are trying to insure him for??? [/ QUOTE ] Only 5k. Ive even tried putting in 4k, but it makes no difference.
[ QUOTE ] How much are trying to insure him for??? [/ QUOTE ] Only 5k. Ive even tried putting in 4k, but it makes no difference.
25 February 2008 #5 dixie Well-Known Member Joined 11 August 2005 Messages 5,136 Location Devon Visit site Whats his value and what are you insuring for. Petplan do a high excess which makes the premiums much lower.
Whats his value and what are you insuring for. Petplan do a high excess which makes the premiums much lower.
25 February 2008 #6 piebaldsparkle Well-Known Member Joined 26 July 2006 Messages 13,017 Visit site NFU - They were £60 cheaper than Petplan for me (identical cover too).
25 February 2008 #7 K knightsbridge Well-Known Member Joined 23 March 2006 Messages 109 Visit site Sounds like you must have loss of use cover if you are paying that much. Give AmTrust Equine a try i have loss of use cover for my horse and i phoned round all the insurers and they were by far the cheapest and the most helpful.
Sounds like you must have loss of use cover if you are paying that much. Give AmTrust Equine a try i have loss of use cover for my horse and i phoned round all the insurers and they were by far the cheapest and the most helpful.
25 February 2008 #8 M Morrigan_Lady Well-Known Member Joined 18 December 2006 Messages 5,423 www.teamterrellshowjumping.co.uk WOW! Ive just got a quote from AmTrust and it was £39 a month. Im liking that ALOT!
25 February 2008 #9 B BeckyD Well-Known Member Joined 13 September 2004 Messages 4,213 Location Milton Keynes Visit site I pay about £39 for Ronnie with NFU (he's insured for £4250 I think), the trailer is extra (about £10 extra I think).
I pay about £39 for Ronnie with NFU (he's insured for £4250 I think), the trailer is extra (about £10 extra I think).
25 February 2008 #10 dianchi Well-Known Member Joined 26 February 2007 Messages 6,125 Location Herts Visit site £60+ is going to included loss of use. Beware some of them make u pay a % of the insurance claim where as others its a set price.
£60+ is going to included loss of use. Beware some of them make u pay a % of the insurance claim where as others its a set price.
25 February 2008 #11 S Shipley Well-Known Member Joined 30 April 2007 Messages 2,078 Location Essex Visit site I am with NFU recomend you try them to I might look at amTrust equine too
25 February 2008 #12 V Vicky4567 Well-Known Member Joined 22 January 2008 Messages 171 Location Sturminster Newton, Dorset www.nfumutual.co.uk What cover are you after?
25 February 2008 #13 L LCobby Well-Known Member Joined 11 November 2007 Messages 1,580 Visit site Nfu are less than £40 a month for us?