Ive used saga boat insurance for my boat based in the Med for a few years now,seem pretty good but ive never claimed yet.
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Thread: SAGA Boat Insurance
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21-06-08, 17:07 #11
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Re: SAGA Boat Insurance
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21-06-08, 17:52 #12
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I found Saga to be expensive try the broker "Cheers" I bet they come up with something cheaper and better.
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21-06-08, 17:55 #13
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Excelent, paid out £23 grand on my boat last year. without a wimper, even though the estimate was for only £13 grand.
Think it's a friendly surveyer that makes the difference.
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21-06-08, 21:05 #14
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I looked at their insurance for my boat a few years ago. Lots cheaper, but the T&Cs were totally unrealistic, and would have meant that I might just as well have saved the money and just had 3rd party.
Of course things may have changed since then!!!!"Be wary of strong drink. It can make you shoot at tax collectors - and miss."
Robert A Heinlein
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21-06-08, 22:02 #15
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I think they're trying to capture our market. When I instigated the question with them some years ago, they only wanted to cover inshore/inland stuff. Now they are pestering me regularly, although I haven't moved from Nav Gen who gave the best quote.
Left hand down a bit.
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22-06-08, 00:52 #16
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Re: SAGA Boat Insurance
I'm with them and when I queried a couple of T & Cs they deleted them or amended them to match other people.
Good price and, so far, good service.
Have to be willing to get a lot of junk mail from them though.


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