Cotters Insurance Services

4 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from January 6, 2016
  

  Elayne C. asked:

  Can anyone recommend an insurance broker please. Thank you.

  

  Richard F. replied:

  Richard Bailey at Cotters Insurance, Northampton. 01604-666777

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• Referral from April 11, 2014
  

  The L. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good business contents and liability insurance company please?

  

  Caroline D. replied:

  We use to use http://www.cotters.co.uk/ but get a better retail insurance through http://bridgeinsurance.co.uk/ never made a claim with either though but price and cover are good x

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• Referral from May 3, 2015
  

  Sandra S. asked:

  Can anyone reccommend a good insurance broker / provider? Any idea how much it costs for public & product liability cover?

  

  Sally-Jane A. replied:

  I use www.cotters.co.uk based in northampton. They do a specialsed Home Craft Worker policy that covers stock and equipment as well as PL etc for a cheaper price than I was paying for just PL.

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• Referral from February 18, 2015
  

  Joanna M. asked:

  Hello all you lovely crafters out there. I would like some advice please. I am just setting up my business making, selling and teaching felting (both needle and wet felting) and will be running workshops at home and other premises, and selling work online and from craft fairs and shops. Can anyone advise me of what amount of Public Liability Insurance to go for (from £1million to £5million). What amount have you chosen or what rate would you recommend for my business? Many thanks

  

  Sally-Jane A. replied:

  Try www.cotters.co.uk in Northampton, they do a special work from home policy, it has stock, equipment, craft fairs and PL Insurance all rolled into one and a good price too. You'll need to have your home insurance cover your business needs too, and if you're having regular classes at home you may need to inform your local planning office.

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