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 Home insurance a must for glastonbury festival-goersExpatriate Medical Insurance news about Medical Insurance, Health Insurance, Health Care Insurance, Expatriate Health Insurance, Affordable Health Insurance, Cheap Health Insurance.  Music-lovers heading off to Glastonbury Festival later this month should make sure they have adequate home insurance to protect their belongings, esure Home Insurance has said. For the 175,000 people looking forwards to the biggest musical event of the year, they will be thought more about the line-up than the risk it poses to their ownership, with stealer abound and a slim opportunity of recovering a lost item. While valuables left unprotected in an unlocked tent will not be covered by a home insurance policy, a Mobile River phone which falls out of a pocket, lost everlastingly under in of mud and trample feet, would be replaced up to a specified item limit. To avoid the potentiality loss of uncovered items, esure recommends that those attention festivals this summertime should not take any unnecessary valuable items with them, and should never leave them unattended. Mike Pickard, head of risk and underwriting at esure home insurance, said: "Festivals such as Glastonbury are havens for opportunistic thieves and pick-pockets and the very nature of these types of music events radically addition the likeliness of belongings being by chance dropped, misplaced or damaged. As a rule of thumb, try not to pack anything that is of value. "But for those festival-goers looking to take items such as Mobile River phones, digital cameras, MP3 participant or portable DVD participant with them, it's crucial to make sure they're adequately insured person and that steps are taken to protect personal belongings at all times." pupil are at specific risk, pickings an norm £2,500 worth of items to university with them. Those still life at their parent's address would be covered by their policy if things were lost or stolen at the festival, but those life away from home often need to arrange their own cover. esure urges people heading of to festivals to try and leave valuables at home, or use the 24-hour property lock-ups available at Glastonbury, never leave valuables unattended in unsecured tents, only take as much money as they need and utilise the cash machines on site, leaving all unnecessary store and credit cards at home in case a wallet is lost or stolen, and checking their home contents insurance policy to see what they are covered for. © Fair Investment Company Ltd More Expatriate Medical Insurance News |