Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?
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    Default Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    My husband and I were talking about this the other day when I was renewing house/car insurances. Is there such a thing as a childminders insurance for if we can't work due to ill health or anything similar?

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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    I'm sure there must be, other self employed people can get sickness insurance.
    http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg...mId=1074301532
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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    i don't know about that but you can claim incapasity benifit if you are ill for more than 3 days

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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    Yes there is, although I can't remember what its called at the mo, im sure it will come to me though. Covers if you can't work for a variety of reasons.

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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    Really? That would be very interesting to know.

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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    Don't know, haven't been ill for years!

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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    You can get cover but it is very very expensive. Try a brokers.

    We also get cover if we pay NI.
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    Default Re: Is there an insurance to cover if we get ill?

    I have just re-mortgaged wow yes very happy as X-hubby now will be off the deeds verry soon ,,,well to answer question YES,,,

    ITS part of my mortgage protection insurance

    i have sickness cover from the end of first 30 days for up to a year and then i can get unemployent as i wont have any children i will be unemployed till i have children on my books and that lasts for a year

    after 2yrs and still not working im ********!! as i couldnt afford any more insurances,,,,

    hope that helps ask your mortgage lenders xxx

 

 

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