Which insurance provider can I choose ?
The decision as to where to buy your insurance is entirely yours. The conditions in your park agreement may require proof of insurance to protect the park against the cost of removing the debris of a destroyed unit or to ensure some protection for holidaymakers against damage caused by you. However, you are a free agent to pick and choose your insurance from any authorised insurance provider.
So what can you do if you are under pressure to buy insurance from someone other than your preferred choice? Our suggestion is that you ask the insurers’ regulator, the Financial Services Authority (“FSA”), to help you. The FSA can be contacted on 0845 606 1234 or at http://www.fsa.gov.uk/. The website contains a full list of all authorised insurance providers.
How do you decide?
Your choice will depend on many factors including price, breadth of cover, service provided or strength of the insurer. Applying your priorities will determine who will come top of your list. However, all insurance companies have to supply sufficient information to allow you to make ‘an informed choice’ about their offering. This means at least a ‘Key Facts Summary’ alongside a personalised written quote.
Even after you take the plunge, you are entitled to a 14 day ‘Cooling Off Period’ when you can change your mind. The ‘Cooling Off Period’ starts when you receive your documents or when the insurance starts, whichever is later. The Insurance Industry is heavily regulated and the FSA takes a dim view of anyone who fails to comply.
At Shield, we know we have to satisfy our customers and our highest recommendations come from word of mouth – satisfied customers who have told their friends about us.
Latest Information
Caravan history timeline - from...
Did you know Shield offer classic caravan insurance for any...
More
Jerba Campervans in North Berwick specialises in building tiny...
More
Last year (2011) marked 65 years since the founding of Willerby...
More
ABI was formed back in 1972, when Ace and Belmont caravans merged,...
More




