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<blockquote data-quote="lexilox" data-source="post: 346319" data-attributes="member: 55171"><p>Thankyou all for your thoughts I'll get home insurance quotes this wknd with it included as its time to renew that anyway, if the premiums come up drastically more with pump on I'll go for separate policy, but as my building and contents insurance has usually been under £300 for both and separate policy for pumps sounds like being around £80 a year I think including it on home policy may end up being the cheaper option. It's got a 4 year warranty so apart from drastically physically damaging it myself I think the warranty will cover anything else(?) My DSN says I do have to insure it one way or the other.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lexilox, post: 346319, member: 55171"] Thankyou all for your thoughts I'll get home insurance quotes this wknd with it included as its time to renew that anyway, if the premiums come up drastically more with pump on I'll go for separate policy, but as my building and contents insurance has usually been under £300 for both and separate policy for pumps sounds like being around £80 a year I think including it on home policy may end up being the cheaper option. It's got a 4 year warranty so apart from drastically physically damaging it myself I think the warranty will cover anything else(?) My DSN says I do have to insure it one way or the other. [/QUOTE]
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