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I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has
just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? Thanks |
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On Mon, 22 Oct 2007 14:37:31 -0700 someone who may be raisethe
wrote this:- ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? 1) Assuming you have home insurance, check the documents and see if it is included in your policy. 2) If it isn't ask the organisations you are considering giving your business. 3) Report back your experiences of 3) if you feel like it. -- David Hansen, Edinburgh I will *always* explain revoked encryption keys, unless RIP prevents me http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2000/00023--e.htm#54 |
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raisethe writes:
I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. Jon |
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Jonathan Schneider wrote:
raisethe writes: I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. Jon but will it bump up your insurance next time round. At least with the CTC you get a magazine to read and the fees don't go up like they do for insurance policies. |
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in message , Pete Whelan
') wrote: Jonathan Schneider wrote: raisethe writes: I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. but will it bump up your insurance next time round. At least with the CTC you get a magazine to read and the fees don't go up like they do for insurance policies. This is rubbish. I keep asking people to name one vendor of household contents insurance in the UK who doesn't automatically include cycling third party cover, and so far no-one has been able to name a single one. If you have contents insurance at all, you are almost certainly already covered - but it will certainly do no harm to check. Me? I'm covered on my British Cycling membership. -- (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/ to err is human, to lisp divine ;; attributed to Kim Philby, oddly enough. |
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On 26 Oct, 20:51, Simon Brooke wrote:
This is rubbish. I keep asking people to name one vendor of household contents insurance in the UK who doesn't automatically include cycling third party cover, and so far no-one has been able to name a single one. If you have contents insurance at all, you are almost certainly already covered - but it will certainly do no harm to check. Me? I'm covered on my British Cycling membership. I'll test that tommorrow. I will select my home insurance policy in my normal way (ie the cheapest I can get) and then will check for third party cover. I'll report back. |
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On 26 Oct, 20:51, Simon Brooke wrote:
in message , Pete Whelan ') wrote: Jonathan Schneider wrote: raisethe writes: I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. but will it bump up your insurance next time round. At least with the CTC you get a magazine to read and the fees don't go up like they do for insurance policies. This is rubbish. I keep asking people to name one vendor of household contents insurance in the UK who doesn't automatically include cycling third party cover, and so far no-one has been able to name a single one. Tesco. Cover for bicycles is an optional extra and even this seems to be for accidental loss, accidental damage or theft. I can see nothing in the policy about third party cover. |
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On 26 Oct, 22:14, Adam Lea wrote:
On 26 Oct, 20:51, Simon Brooke wrote: in message , Pete Whelan ') wrote: Jonathan Schneider wrote: raisethe writes: I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. but will it bump up your insurance next time round. At least with the CTC you get a magazine to read and the fees don't go up like they do for insurance policies. This is rubbish. I keep asking people to name one vendor of household contents insurance in the UK who doesn't automatically include cycling third party cover, and so far no-one has been able to name a single one. Tesco. Cover for bicycles is an optional extra and even this seems to be for accidental loss, accidental damage or theft. I can see nothing in the policy about third party cover.- Hide quoted text - Funny you should say that. Tesco is my outgoing policy and I checked the bumph looking for any mention of third party cover and couldn't find any. I haven't checked the small print of the t&c though. |
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On 26 Oct, 22:14, Adam Lea wrote:
On 26 Oct, 20:51, Simon Brooke wrote: in message , Pete Whelan ') wrote: Jonathan Schneider wrote: raisethe writes: I am looking for third party cycling cover as my CTC membership has just expired and I do not wish to renew it. ISTR a thread some time back that it was possible to get this cover through home insurance. Does anyone know of any policies which have this cover? My common-as-muck Norwich Union policy has it. I am currently using the legal wotsits bit to cover their solicitors (Irwin Mitchell) and deal with the taxi that "didn't see me" in March. Despite using several hours of solicitor time this does not count as a claim. but will it bump up your insurance next time round. At least with the CTC you get a magazine to read and the fees don't go up like they do for insurance policies. This is rubbish. I keep asking people to name one vendor of household contents insurance in the UK who doesn't automatically include cycling third party cover, and so far no-one has been able to name a single one. Tesco. Cover for bicycles is an optional extra and even this seems to be for accidental loss, accidental damage or theft. I can see nothing in the policy about third party cover.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Its underwritten by UK Insurance Ltd in case that means anything. |
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