i'm just looking round for a car insurance renewal.
Aviva ask me the following
"No driver of the vehicle is a professional sports person, actor, actress, model, circus/fairground worker or anyone connected with the entertainment industry. "
Now my dad was an artist and as a result had to pay far more than most on his insurance, probably because artistic people are prone to unlogical actions like staring at beautiful things and crashing their cars or something.
Aviva simply will not insure someone who falls into the above categories. Why the hell not? Chris Hoy leaves his jag at the velodrome when he goes off cycling in different parts of the world so I can understand them not wanting to insure him but surely most professional sportspeople are sane and sensible individuals? I can understand actors and models being a bit suspect but *anyone* connected with the entertainment industry? Seems a bit harsh.
Any idea why?