Scotsman reporting that only 6 clubs are covered by their insurance over coronavirus

[foxy]

https://www.scotsman.com/sport/footb...clause-2504350

[Ozyhibby]

Pretty sure Kieron Power said we were covered.


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[Moulin Yarns]

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Pretty sure Kieron Power said we were covered.


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Also pretty sure Anne Budge has admitted Hearts aren't

[Topographic Hibby]

All this stuff about business interruption insurance, travel insurance and even wedding cancellation insurance is all well and fine. But the next big economic crisis coming down the track from Covid-19 is the viability of the insurance market.

Getting pay-outs is fine, but the cost going forward beyond the current crisis will be increased insurance premiums for all of us.

[Peevemor]

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All this stuff about business interruption insurance, travel insurance and even wedding cancellation insurance is all well and fine. But the next big economic crisis coming down the track from Covid-19 is the viability of the insurance market.

Getting pay-outs is fine, but the cost going forward beyond the current crisis will be increased insurance premiums for all of us.

When this is finished it'll take a long time for things to get back to normal and we'll all be affected financially.

[Bishop Hibee]

Things need to be a lot different in all areas of society. Governments will try to repair a broken system though sadly. Can’t see Hibs fans paying £420 for season tickets when we get started again.

[Joe6-2]

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When this is finished it'll take a long time for things to get back to normal and we'll all be affected financially.

Things will be very different I think

[Joe6-2]

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All this stuff about business interruption insurance, travel insurance and even wedding cancellation insurance is all well and fine. But the next big economic crisis coming down the track from Covid-19 is the viability of the insurance market.

Getting pay-outs is fine, but the cost going forward beyond the current crisis will be increased insurance premiums for all of us.

Insurance cover is a minefield anyway, with excess for everything, then increasing premiums as soon as you do claim!

[Scouse Hibee]

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All this stuff about business interruption insurance, travel insurance and even wedding cancellation insurance is all well and fine. But the next big economic crisis coming down the track from Covid-19 is the viability of the insurance market.

Getting pay-outs is fine, but the cost going forward beyond the current crisis will be increased insurance premiums for all of us.

Business interruption insurance policies and pandemics do not always guarantee a favourable outcome for the policy holder unfortunately.

[Just Alf]

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Business interruption insurance policies and pandemics do not always guarantee a favourable outcome for the policy holder unfortunately.

Starting to think insurance policies are a con :-(

I've paid Scottish Power to service and maintain my boiler for 20 years (next month) in all that time I've never ever had to report a fault (did get a new boiler a few years ago as well), now, the 1st time ever, I've a problem and they've turned round and said it's not covered (after trying to fix it) ..... Aaaaaaaarrrgh!

Edit, for clarity, at some point over the years SP farmed out the boiler cover to Domestic and General who act on SP's behalf.

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[Chorley Hibee]

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Starting to think insurance policies are a con :-(

I've paid Scottish Power to service and maintain my boiler for 20 years (next month) in all that time I've never ever had to report a fault (did get a new boiler a few years ago as well), now, the 1st time ever, I've a problem and they've turned round and said it's not covered (after trying to fix it) ..... Aaaaaaaarrrgh!

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Couldn't agree more, have long held the belief the insurance game is nothing more than a scam.

Excess payments left, right and centre and very little that providers will actually pay out on.

[wallpaperman]

My god, amongst the doom and gloom a bit of good news that 6 clubs may make this through slightly easier, possibly including our own. And all we get is more doom mongering from most on this thread.

[j'adorehibs]

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Things will be very different I think

opportunity to revolutionize society, we are starting to see how some of the large companies think ie virgin (branson) weatherspoons, britannia hotels and the like....people getting sussed out....its not about people to these *******...time for change....big time.

[Alfred E Newman]

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opportunity to revolutionize society, we are starting to see how some of the large companies think ie virgin (branson) weatherspoons, britannia hotels and the like....people getting sussed out....its not about people to these *******...time for change....big time.

Here we go.

[eezyrider]

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Scotsman reporting that only 6 clubs are covered by their insurance over coronavirus https://www.scotsman.com/sport/footb...clause-2504350

Can't read the article unfortunately as it's behind a paywall.

EZ

[Geo_1875]

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opportunity to revolutionize society, we are starting to see how some of the large companies think ie virgin (branson) weatherspoons, britannia hotels and the like....people getting sussed out....its not about people to these *******...time for change....big time.

Absolutely. Johnson didn't change tack on handling the crisis until the stock market started tanking. Unfortunately, the UK is stuck with the Tories for almost 5 years, 2 of those years with emergency powers if they have their way. If only there was a way out of it.