Hi. Does anyone have advice on how to insure my firearms and militaria collection? Is there a company in NZ that is akin to these kind of items?
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Hi. Does anyone have advice on how to insure my firearms and militaria collection? Is there a company in NZ that is akin to these kind of items?
Just done mine through tower along with contents
Take LOTS of photos and upload them to the cloud or email or suchlike ‘just in case’
Interested to know what the limit is per Item. Most policies seem to be arround $1500 per ItemQuote:
Originally Posted by Martin358
I would like to insure mine properly but even the guys at Crombie Lockwood(who we insure everything else with) could not really help yet
Fmg.
$5000 for sporting goods. After talking to them, as a scope was added and didn't come as part of the rifle $5000 for that too. Even if it's attached.
I've questioned this a couple of times and they said it's correct. So up to 10k for rifle.
Photograph and catalogue them also assign values if any of the items are worth more than the default value on your policy. A valuation may be needed in some cases as well to support this.
Mine all done through our household contents but individually listed (itemised) and valued.
Call me sceptical but surely the less people the better that have access to your name,address and a list of your firearms is in your best interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathias
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True, but I wanted to be well covered in case the worst happened. I declined the police offer to list when they did my renewal, for that reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by clickbang
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this is interesting you can list all you want but most only pay a certain amount on sports goods. who's it with?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathias
this is interesting you can list all you want but most only pay a certain amount on sports goods. who's it with?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathias
AMIQuote:
Originally Posted by bully
I would check there going to pay what your asking, it seems they pay market value on sporting goods. As in second hand price.
Im with ami and have them all listed with set values photos etc, I update it almost every time I buy something even though unlisted stuff is suposadly still covered
Will get the Boss to check policy, though they are listed much like jewelry etc with specific values.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreamer
Aa insurance has the best policy on unlisted sporting items. They will pay old for new, eg you drown your 10 year old Leica geovids they will give you a brand new set and even upgrade if your old ones aren't available.
FMG also very good up to a $5k limit
I have had very good result last year with both these companies
I talked to AMI manager and they only pay market value on sporting goods.
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