mr.sumo snr. <mr_sumo@hotmail.com> wrote:

> "Louise Bremner" <dame_zumari@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1g9i4qx.z82ubx1fllrj3N%dame_zumari@yahoo.com...
> > It's a condition of our lease that we insure this house. When we signed
> > the lease {mumble}teen years ago, the insurance policy was just another
> > of the papers that the agents provided for us to sign. That company
> > decided to stop doing such policies, so they passed us on to another
> > company, but that other company has also decided to stop, but they
> > haven't bothered to offer any suggestions.
> >
> > So we've never done this before. What should we look for in an insurance
> > company? Is there some good reason why these companies have stopped
> > doing such insurance (or is it just us?)?
> >
> 
> I think we insure the house with the same people that do my life insurance
> who are...well I don't know...I'll ask the missus in the morning...I think
> it was JA but wouldn't want to swear to that.
> 
> All I do know is that I just luvvv Japanese house insurance.  You pay it for
> 5 years - and then you get most of your money back after the five years.
> That's just such a unique concept for this particular UKlander.  Do
> Sepponian and Canajun house insurance polices operate on the same basis?

How do you manage that? (Short of setting a fire and claiming on it?) Is
this a feature of native-Japanese insurance companies only?

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