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Posessions Insurance

Civilian_Target · 2004-09-16 12:40:55

Didn't really know where to ask about this, so I thought I'd give this forum a go. I'm renting accomodation in Dublin, and I want to take out insurance on my own possessions, which is basicly just my clothes, my PC, my violin and my MP3 player. I want to just insure these, which is only a few thousand euros, but all the…

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Didn't really know where to ask about this, so I thought I'd give this forum a go.

I'm renting accomodation in Dublin, and I want to take out insurance on my own possessions, which is basicly just my clothes, my PC, my violin and my MP3 player. I want to just insure these, which is only a few thousand euros, but all the insurance companies I've phoned, such as axa, only offer policies that start at E20,000

Any suggestions on companies that offer this?

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#2 16-09-2004 1:04pm

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Oops, I meant by policies that start at E20000, as in the amount of posessions that will be insured.

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#3 16-09-2004 2:32pm

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You'd be surprised. Clothes will cost a lot more to replace than you initially think, especially things like suits, coats and shoes. I've got several thousand's worth of CDs and DVDs and I don't have a particularly big collection. Jewelry, passports, licences, documents - there's a lot to replace if there's a fire.
How much does the 20k of cover cost?

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#4 16-09-2004 2:47pm

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do a search on boards... there was a thread on this a month or two ago...

basically insurance companies wont insure you for possessions if you are renting... or that was the case then...

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#5 16-09-2004 4:23pm

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Yeah, that was my understanding too. Which is mad. I want my PC insured goddamnit

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#6 16-09-2004 4:25pm

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Im in the same boat myself... I want to give these people money to insure my belongings but they just wont take it....

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#8 21-09-2004 2:24pm

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Yeah, but sadly that doesn't answer my question. I'm really looking for someone that's the equivalent of Endsleigh in the UK.

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