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Towergate caravan insurance – choosing your policy

Posted: March 30th, 2010 | Author: George | Filed under: Caravan Insurance | Tags:

Owing your own caravan brings many joys, however, at the same time it may also be the cause of great deal of anxiety and worry. While you love your caravan, there is the worry that others may love it too, to the point where it is stolen. Your belongings may be stolen, your awning may become damaged or destroyed, or your touring caravan may be involved in an accident. Any of these may be at the back of your mind; thankfully, this is where insurance for your caravan comes into its own. When choosing Towergate caravan insurance or any other branded caravan insurance product, there are many considerations to bear in mind, and here are just some of them.

Security of your caravan
Boosting the security measures of your caravan, when looking for Towergate caravan insurance, may go towards avoiding theft of your caravan, or your belongings. Here are some of the ways you may wish to consider boosting security:

  • fitting window and door locks that make a sound if the window or door is forced open or broken;
  • installing a hitchlock and wheel clamp on your touring caravan. The caravan insurance provider may ask that you meet this requirement anyway before they insure your caravan. A hitchlock alone may be requested when the caravan is attached to a vehicle that is unattended. However both security devices may be needed when it is unhitched;
  • parking your touring caravan at secure and well established caravan sites, as opposed to leaving your caravan in a lay-by or field.

What benefits are needed in a caravan insurance policy?
In order to find the most suitable Towergate caravan insurance policy or other caravan cover, you need to decide what benefits you need in the policy before you go looking for insurance. You may wish to consider whether you want the following in your insurance policy:

  • if you have a touring caravan and you intend travelling around Europe then you need to look for a policy that provides continental cover. European insurance is typically given in the form of so many days’ coverage, with some providers offering more than others might;
  • how much protection you need for your belongings may factor into the insurance policy and whether the insurance provider offers new for old or takes depreciation into account;
  • whether or not your insurance policy includes the removal of your touring caravan if you are in an accident and it cannot be moved by you. If so, you need to know the extent of the cover.

These are just a few of the important factors you may wish to consider when you search for a Towergate caravan insurance policy or any other caravan cover.

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