Protect Your Bubble Reveal High Risk Holiday Destinations

Protect Your Bubble Reveal High Risk Holiday Destinations











(PRWEB UK) 9 September 2012

Purchasing travel insurance is as essential as packing the sun cream and swimming costume when it comes to holidays. Whether it’s a simple holiday to the Costa del Sol or venturing to somewhere a little more unusual, travel insurance can put your mind at rest when it comes to the risk of medical problems, theft, loss and other potential problems.

Of course, if planning to go to a high risk holiday destination, it pays to be even more mindful of potential problems, and travel insurance is an absolute necessity.

It’s advisable to check with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website before making travel plans, as it will be able to advise on whether travel to any intended destination is recommended.

For instance, FCO currently advises against travelling to Iran, Mali, Somalia, Syria and Yemen and against some parts of Egypt, India, Japan and Thailand.

Lots of common holiday hotspots throughout Europe, America and the rest of the world have high crime rates, especially as tourists make easy targets for thieves and pickpockets. Some cities are infamous for this unsavoury act such as Barcelona, Rome and Prague. Unfortunately in these cities pick picketing is sometimes how people make their living.

Madrid and Paris are also high risk pick pocket destinations. The busy streets and crowded underground metro systems are ideal for crafty pick pockets.

It’s important to be wise to such crime and take reasonable care of valued possessions in order for a travel insurance policy to pay out. It’s always important to check the limits of individual items, as it could be as little as £250. Always report an incident, loss or theft as quickly as possible. Some insurance policies require this to be done within 24 hours to the police in order to claim. Check the policy to see how much the excess is for each claim.

If planning a visit to a destination that is prone to natural disasters, such as earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes, make sure the chosen travel insurance has both medical/health cover in case of injury, but also cancellation and curtailment cover in case of holiday abandonment. Places such as Florida, Japan, Hawaii and Turkey have suffered from such events in recent times.

Whatever holiday is chosen, a few simple steps can help make it a stress free experience. Research destinations beforehand, don’t panic if anything goes wrong and remember to keep a record of all insurance documents ready for emergencies.

Protect Your Bubble offers travel insurance from as little as £3.96 for a single trip policy. If a frequent traveller, annual multi-trip policies are available starting from £25.77.

About Protect Your Bubble

Backed by a Fortune 500 company, Protect your bubble is the UK’s largest gadget insurer that also offers a wide range of insurance products include Travel Insurance, Car Hire insurance, Smartphone insurance, Home insurance and Bicycle insurance; all at great value affordable prices.

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Opt for the Best Residential Property Insurance to Protect your Rental Abode!

Article by Harmony
























You might be a proud owner of several houses or flats that you want to rent out. Therefore, you need to protect all of them by choosing the right insurance provider. This implies shielding these properties from wreckages, sabotages, fire, or any other physical damage that might threaten them. To get the best, you have to choose the best residential property insurance. Why do you work so hard? You do it to live comfortably. And to live well you need to generate additional income from your residential properties that you rent out. You never know when a fire will create a havoc or a hurricane will sweep cities! Therefore, it is high time that you get your property insured with an all comprehensive residential property insurance.

The Initial Step towards Insuring PropertyThe first and foremost step towards insuring your residential property is to find an insurance executive having prior knowledge in this kind of policy. You have to find an agent who works independently, and helps you with the best packages and rates. The person who has been managing your personal insurance is not the person to help you out. He might not possess the expertise that you require. You are free to ask him whether he has the skills you are looking for. If yes, well and good, otherwise look for an experienced one having knowledge on residential rental homes.

Will You Get Enough Coverage? In case you are the owner of a few flats or simply occupying a flat of a multi-storeyed building, your policy might provide enough coverage. This can be done with an endorsement known as “additional residence rented to others”. It will work fine for a maximum of 4 different housing properties.

What Happens If You Own More than Four?In case you have more than 4 such properties, you are left with two options. You can either opt for an insurance firm that will create separate policies for each, or simply buy a commercial policy covering all your premises that you have rented out.

A Policy that Suits your NeedsThe residential property insurance you are opting for should actually pay for all the expenses of reconstruction or repairing. It should also cover additional expenditures related to upgradation of materials. If a disaster like fire makes the property uninhabitable, and results in the loss of rental earnings, then the policy should cover that as well. You should also get covered for any damages caused to fixtures or appliances.

What about Your Tenant’s Belongings? In case any belongings of your tenant are damaged, then the policy will not cover those. Tenants need to opt for a separate policy for getting coverage. I would suggest that you enlighten your tenants on the risks of not obtaining a cost effective renter’s policy.

Separate Policy for Natural Calamities If you reside in an area that is prone to floods or earthquakes, then have a word with your insurance executive. Tremors and floods come under separate policies.

Does the Policy Cover Physical Injury? When you rent out property to tenants, you should take some onus. Ensure that the policy covers physical damages as well as insult, defamation, illegal expulsions and discrimination suffered by tenants.

Opt for Discounted Premiums Insuring your residential property might also lessen your premiums, provided your insured house or flat meets specific parameters. You can lessen the amount of premium if your property is equipped with the following: – Fire and smoke alarms.- An alarm system that directly alerts the fire department or a central reporting unit. – Deadbolt Locks.- Modern fire extinguishers. Even if your property has been recently built, i.e. not more than eight years old, you can expect a discount for the new dwelling.

Good Customer Service It is finance that matters when opting for a residential insurance policy. Therefore, look for a company having good track record in terms of customer service and payment of claims.

On a final note, you should not renew a policy as soon as it expires. Analyze the coverage once more to check whether it still has all that you need. If no, move ahead and look for an insurance provider offering flexible plans at cost effective rates.

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Harmony general is a general insurance company based in Barbados. We provide customized insurance deal to our clients. Harmony General benefits you in a number of ways, among which, our articles over several directories provide you with insurance information you need.












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Diamond Jubilee: Protect Yourself Against Party Accidents With Public Liability Insurance

Diamond Jubilee: Protect Yourself Against Party Accidents With Public Liability Insurance











PublicLiabilityInsurance.org


London, UK (PRWEB UK) 27 April 2012

With the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations fast approaching, PublicLiabilityInsurance.org, a leading resource and quote comparison website for public liability insurance in the UK would like to remind event organisers that they could be held personally liable for any injuries or property damage at their events.

With over 2.5 million people in the UK expected to attend parties celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in June, accidental injury or property damage is inevitable and public liability insurance (PLI) will offer added peace of mind for event organisers should the worst happen.

Public liability insurance (PLI) will protect event planners should they be sued for injury to a person, or for loss or damage to property.

James Buck, a spokesperson for Publicliabilityinsurance.org and industry expert, said: “Whilst there is no UK law that makes insurance for these types of events mandatory, as an organiser of the event you could be held personally liable should something go wrong, and having the proper public liability cover in place will give you that added financial protection and peace of mind.”

“Organisers can purchase different levels of cover, from £1m up to more than £10m. How much they need will vary according to the type of event and the number of people going, but we recommend that you contact your local council first as some authorities have taken out blanket cover on behalf of all street parties in their area or have dropped the insurance requirement entirely, and if you live in an area where you need a local authority licence for your event, PLI may be a requirement.”

“As with most types of insurance cover it’s really a case of planning for the unknown. In terms of what can go wrong, the overall risks at street party events are usually quite low, but that’s not to say a claim won’t arise from injury or property damage during the party.”

“Street parties are a fun and celebratory event, they are not inherently dangerous events therefore in most cases it’s the slips, trips and falls (both during the event and setting up) that can cause event organisers legal issues.”

“For example, The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) says that almost four in 10 children who hurt themselves on trampolines are so badly injured that they require operations. If you are not fully insured against this kind of accident, the cost of medical bills can snowball.”

“In today’s society people are increasingly aware of their legal rights and their ability to claim compensation, and we advise that street party organisers seek independent professional advice for their specific event requirements.”

Notes to Editor:

About PublicLiabilityInsurance.org

PublicLiabilityInsurance.org provides detailed information and guidance on the importance of Public Liability Protection for individuals and small business.

We understand that finding the right type of business insurance can be a tricky and somewhat daunting task.

Our aim is to provide individuals with the information they need to choose the level of insurance cover that will protect themselves and their business should the worst happen.

Contact:

James Buck

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