Microlighters

Greetings fellow aviators

As I am about to make a life altering step, I have every intention of starting my MPL early next year and was wondering what impact flying has on your monthly life insurance premiums. Did the fact the you were participating in a dangerous pass time, impact your premiums in a sever manner.

How did you go about informing your insurance company, in writing ...in person??

Look forward to all advice.

Regards
Brett

Hi Brett

Speak to Rob McFie. He is the dude that does my insurance and i am sure he can definately help you. Just tell him Gavin "Tailspin" gave you his number.

Will PM it now.

Ja, Rob McFie's your man, if he cant do it nobody can!! I also have my life assurance with Resolution Life, no exclusions, no loadings!!

Nkwazi wrote:Ja, Rob McFie's your man, if he cant do it nobody can!! I also have my life assurance with Resolution Life, no exclusions, no loadings!!

Me too

Thanks guys, will from the man a line

[quote="Tailspin"]Hi Brett

Speak to Rob McFie. He is the dude that does my insurance and i am sure he can definately help you. Just tell him Gavin "Tailspin" gave you his number.

Will PM it now.[/quote

HiTailspin,

Pls put his contact detail on the forum. Can only help his business or at least pm me too. I too will need it shortly.

Hi Brett,

The short answer is yes it will definately increase. Mine nearly doubled when I started flying...and I had to move to a different Co as the one I had at the time simply refused to insure my life in a microlight, (The fact that a WCM is one of the safest aircraft to fly does not compute in the desk drivers brain I'm afraid)

I have also (now) contacted Resolution Life because although I'm currently insured for death with Liberty, they would not cover disability at all I'ts not very comforting flying every weekend knowing that if I crash I must do it properly

I hope to get a better offer from Resolution this week.

Guys PM me your details and i will send it directly to Rob.

Or mail me on G v d b e r g @ u n i s a . a c . z a

Have an aviation broker re-access your whole portfolio and chuck out the crappy retirement annueties and dinky life products and you might even pay less per month.