Insurance.

[iBlueBox]

Do you pay for insurance on any products you own? e.g. phone, laptop ect.

[scottish]

Car yes, nothing else.

[Cody]

Yes I do, especially on new expensive electronics, it's always helpful to buy protection, just in case anything happens. But if it's like a video game no.

[Alkaz]

Apart from car and house insurance, I have mobile phone insurance included in my standard monthly mobile contract for free! So I don't really pay for it anyway but I have it.

[Samantha]

The only thing I have insurance on is my laptop - it was only £64 for something like 3-4 years which isn't too bad. We always get insurance on our printer though, it's really cheap to insure it and usually our printers break after a couple of years so we can just get a newer one in our price range as usually they stop selling the one we originally bought.

[Metric1]

Neverrrr, I have warranty though my credit card but even cars I never get extended warranty

[Empired]

No. My only real items of worth are my laptop and my phone, neither of which is worth more than £200 anymore. Bought my phone for less than £100 so insurance isn't even worth it, and my laptop is old and not worth stealing, and if it breaks it breaks.

[j0rd]

only car insurance

[Absently]

just my car insurance

[Richie]

I pay for insurance on my iphone

[welshcake]

My mother pays for my phone insurance and stuff, it comes under home insurance.

Then obviously I have car insurance​ Which I don't pay for either eekWh

[Chris]

Yes, car insurance.

[Mr-Trainor]

Only on my phone; after I water damaged the one I had last year, I thought I may as well get my new one insured in case the same thing happens again.

[-:Undertaker:-]

I have no insurance.

Nothing I own is worthy of insurance.

[lawrawrrr]

I paid a one-off fee for coverage on a few of the technical/electronic things I own, but on a monthly basis all I insure are my music instruments.


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