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It is always best to appoint your own Independent Loss Assessor, the person appointed to deal with your claim is whats called a Loss Adjuster, he/she will be employed by the insurance company to deal with your claim and bear in mind they are being employed by and paid by the insurance company...

I recently had a similar policy with Allianz, the property was under construction and the only peril covered was for fire. I was also dealing with a case a while back in which a client of mine moved out of her house in Newbridge and advised her insurers (who were also Allianz) that she had...

I think in this case you would be better off not claiming. If the set of 6 chairs and a table is 1500 you should be able to get a chair for around 200 max, thats assuming that they are available. Most home insurance policies have a standard of excess of about 125, which means you will go through...

We deal with these scenarios on a daily basis, the key thing to remember in these instances is that the Loss Adjuster is appointed by the insurer to keep the cost down and ensure that he does not make a payment for more than is necessary. The best way to deal with that is to have a professional...

This story appeared in the Evening Herald on Saturday. It confirms the original question about panels and has an interesting perspective from the Consumers Association as well as from those of us involved in the claim: Evening Herald Sat 22 August Claire Murphy This Dublin family were told...

This seems to be the way Travellers are going, I find it a bit harsh they way they are going about their business, however if you stand your ground they will quote you, it happened a girl in my office.

Hi, What I have found recently is that the entire insurance market has tightened up and some of the insurers are unwilling to accept policies from clients for the simplest of reasons. If you contact them and explain that you are not happy with this nor are you willing to be pushed around they...