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Sorry to bring up this subject again. I have searched the forum , but all the posts are too old.

my public liability ( corgi) has gone from £402 last year. to £507 this year! It's the usual £2,000,000 of cover with £2000 of tool cover .

anyone on here recommend a decent company ( not just cheap! )
 
I do tradesman saver. This year I paid £79 with 2 million, no one else is insured, tools are, £250 excess I think.

Direct Line also claim they will beat any other genuine quote. Maybe worth a call.
 
oooer! was going to say the meercat search.

might try tradesave....
 
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