On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 18:03:44 +1100, Paul Ewins wrote: > I guess it depends on whether you are a Pro or not. I'm strictly >amateur and have everything included in my home contents policy. I've got an >extension to it that covers up to $3000 of equipment for theft or damage >outside my house. The only drawback is that the maximum for anyone item is >20% of the total, which is fine at the moment but wouldn't cover a DSLR.
Sounds like RACV or NRMA. We moved to a policy only available through brokers, called a "Gold Star" policy, or something like that. It covers all items under $2000 automatically anywhere in Australia and over seas (overseas for 90 days). You pay more for items over $2000, but an MZ-S is under $2000 so is a 77 limited and so on. It costs us less than the RACV policy which put limits on values and didn't cover overseas. Leon http://www.bluering.org.au http://www.bluering.org.au/leon
