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Hi,
I have searched but can't find any info on contents insurance, who do you use and will it cover for extended holidays in france//Spain etc.
any advice would be welcome
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| Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 10:48 am |
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| Brian- I use my normal household insurance (CVIS) plus "personal possessions" additionally identified (Bikes and things) |
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| Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 10:57 am |
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| Telbell wrote:
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Brian- I use my normal household insurance (CVIS) plus "personal possessions" additionally identified (Bikes and things)
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Be careful, many insurance companies have specific exemptions about using household policies for motorhome contents insurance.
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| If you mean home insurance then you must read the small print, you are only covered up to approx 30 days away.you cannot leave the property unattended. |
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| Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:04 am |
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| Enodreven wrote:
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Hi,
I have searched but can't find any info on contents insurance, who do you use and will it cover for extended holidays in france//Spain etc.
any advice would be welcome
Brian
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Brian,
I have my Contents/home insurance with Comfort
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They do a combined package taking in home/contents/travel/medical insurance which is specially tailored for the long term traveller.
We also have the van insurance with them so everything is with Norwich Union.
With the system I can get cover for 90/120/180 days on my home/contents/ travel/medical insurance.
before I used CIS, they were about the only company at that time who would allow you to leave your property unoccupied for three/four months at a stretch.
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