Life is a song – SING IT! (or should I say Insurance is a song?)

Insurance can be perceived as being a bit boring. But everything sounds better with music, right? So here are my tips for getting the best out of your insurance, accompanied by some absolute belters…

If you were a Trapeze Artist, would you perform on ‘The Flying Trapeze’ (George Leybourne – 1868) with a tiny safety net?

I’m pretty sure your answer would be ‘No’ and rightly so, because it would be too risky.

So would you take that very same risk with your business or personal insurance?

Your insurance cover has got to be ‘Perfect’ (Fairground Attraction – 1988) for you. Here’s how to get the best from your insurance:

DON’T BE PRICE DRIVEN

When it comes to insurance,  you really do ‘get what you pay for’. It is essential that you get the cover you need, rather than opt for the lowest premium you can pay, because if the worse comes to the worst and you encounter ‘Stormy Weather’ (Etta James – 1960) your insurance will protect you like an ‘Umbrella’ (Rhianna – 2007). But if you don’t want to pay the premium for the cover you actually need and you have to submit a claim, you might end up with ‘Tears On My Pillow’ (Johnny Nash – 1975).

Being price driven can result in you ‘Waiting In Vain’ (Bob Marley – 1977) for your claim to be paid and then you will have to ask yourself ‘How Can You Mend A Broken Heart?’ (The Bee Gees – 1971) when your claim is repudiated.

I know in the current financial climate, things are hard with ‘Bills, Bills, Bills’ (Destiny’s Child – 1999) getting ‘Higher And Higher’ (Jackie Wilson – 1967) but that is still no excuse for you getting ‘Caught In A Trap’ (aka ‘Suspicious Minds’ – Elvis Presley – 1969) by choosing price over adequate cover.

HAVE NO REGRETS

It is also essential to make sure that you are not underinsured and you disclose all relevant information to your insurers, even when it seems that ‘There Are More Questions Than Answers’ (Johnny Nash – 1972). You may ask yourself ‘How Will I Know?’ (Whitney Houston – 1985) what to disclose – the answer is speak to a reputable insurance broker, like Macbeth Insurance Brokers, because we know ‘What’s Going On’ (Marvin Gaye – (1971) and we will steer you in the right direction, so it won’t be you ‘Who’s Sorry Now’ (Connie Francis – 1958).  

SEEK HELP FROM AN EXPERT

Macbeth Insurance Brokers offer a second-to-none service that will ensure you can ‘Get Up, Stand Up’ (Bob Marley – 1976) every morning, knowing that you are adequately protected. You’ll also feel safe in the knowledge that the cover that we have arranged for you is tailor made for ‘Who The Cap Fits’ (Bob Marley – 1976) and ‘Ooh, What A Feeling’ (Johnny Nash – 1973) that would be!

Risk Less by contacting Macbeth Insurance Brokers for all your insurance requirements and sing (and dance) your way through life!