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Old 26th November 2002, 22:39   #1
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Angry Insurance question for Swedish members
This letter in the mail box didn't really make my day

Zurich is closing it's business in Sweden and my "special insurance" (5000SEK/year) will not be renewed.
Those of you who had Zurich have you changed already ?
What kind of prices are other Swedish members here paying ?

Thanks a lot
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Old 26th November 2002, 23:09   #2
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That was cheap! 5000SEK/year is a bargin
To bad that it goes away.
I pay around 14000SEK/year and I tought that was fairly cheap.
I have heard people paying up to 24000 SEK/year

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Yes it was exceptional, may I ask which company you use ?
Is it for full insurrance or half insurrance?
14000 would be OK if I could get the same
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