Hi guys- as some of you have heard my wife and I are dipping our toes in the water this season- partly as traders, partly as demonstrators/ entertainers- she the storyteller me the pyrotechnician however not sure on best option for insurance- covered for performing and all my pyro stuff but not specifically trading- I assume I will need seperate insurance for this? Not doing many shows this season as trader- 2 maybe 3 as traders any ideas on best approach here?
Regards JIM, www.time-travellers.co.uk
Traders Insurance
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Re: Traders Insurance
Check out the 'craftsman policy' from Ian Wallace insurance, they cover me for trading, (including online sales which NMTF didnt), teaching and demonstrating and put a clause in for me to allow me to use open fires whilst still beihg covered
Re: Traders Insurance
if you dont mind me asking, what do they charge you for that ? 

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Re: Traders Insurance
about a hundred quid last year, think it will be a bit more this year though. Its pinned on first and foremost on being a 'maker and seller of crafts' but they are happy to expand it to include teaching, costumed demos etc
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Re: Traders Insurance
Have you tried National Market Traders Association? They have an historic traders branch.
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