Being self employed Im looking to get some cover. Anyone know any good companys - thanks
anyone?
You'll probably have difficulty finding someone who will provide the level of cover you require, or if you do (and I suppose everyone will insure you at a price) the premiums will probably be sky high. I am both self employed and employed (I own 2 businesses and I'm employed by an organisation as a sideline interest). I have insurance to cover me for my self employed work (and it ain't cheap!!), but it doesn't cover mountain biking. It's one of the main reasons why I try not to do anything too risky. I'm sure that it's only a matter of time until I come a cropper, though........
It's probably more about [b]affordable[/b] cover rather than just having cover, I suspect.
Self insure.
Google Sportsguard
Not sure if they do loss of earnings cover though
yes. i run a financail services co. and we've found 1 provider of income protection plans tht doesnt care about sports (excepting 1 or 2 really extreme), nor what job you do - so no ratings on occupation. they are very much the exception.
pm me if you want a quote and i'll get one sorted,
Stu
Would British Cycling membership be of any use to you?
Yeah british cycling gets my vote, around 60 pound a year for maybe not the best accident coverage but its a good start. Only bike related accidents though i believe.
I am a self employed race mechanic and struggle finding insurance that covers me at the circuit. I used to use Combined Insurance of America. Found them very good, when I broke my wrist playing football a few years ago they paid out from day one. Now Im back racing I will soon be using them again.
Thank you all. Stu how do you pm? im new to all this
very good question, i assumed it was easy but cannot see how to do it myself.
drop me an email stu at acuityfinancial dott co dott uk
cue all the spam the world can send arriving in my email box.
cheers
Stu