FAQs

Brokers’ frequently asked questions

Brokers’ frequently asked questions

Contact us and we’ll put you in touch with a local specialist who will discuss your insurance requirements with you.

Quotes are typically valid for 30 days but the FarmWeb Member Broker will be able to advise you whether it’s best to revisit your insurances closer to your renewal date.

Yes, the FarmWeb combined policy caters for many types of diversifications.

Your FarmWeb Member broker will roll these up to a common renewal date meaning you’ll only have one policy in the future.  Be sure to supply your FarmWeb Member Broker with all the relevant documentation and they’ll advise you the best way to proceed

Yes, a completed direct debit mandate is all that’s needed

The FarmWeb Member Broker that contacts you will have lots of experience in deciphering Insurance company paperwork!  Let them do the hard work for you!

Quotations are offered on a no obligation basis.  FarmWeb Member Brokers are paid a commission by the insurance company only if you proceed with the quotation.  There is no upfront cost to you.

Claims

In the first instance contact your FarmWeb Member broker to notify them of the claim.

Motor

No, once your vehicles are on cover the Insurer will take care of this for you. Remember you need to tell your FarmWeb Member Broker of any vehicle changes so that the relevant bodies can be updated.

We do not operate on a No claims bonus basis.   The Underwriters who review your insurance claims will assess the price across all of your vehicles rather than individually.

Yes, if they are using private cars, goods carrying vehicles or motorbikes. We do not need to know if they are using tractors or agricultural vehicles.

Autoglass 0800 36 36 36 direct billings.  National Windscreen

Renewable Energy

Up to 250kw for wind turbines, 100kw for photovoltaic

Yes, cover available is “all risks including breakdown”

Failure to supply is automatically included in the event of breakdown by our Policy

ELTO

The Insurance Industry have worked with the Government to help develop the Employers’ Liability Tracing Office (ELTO).

The formation of ELTO, an independent industry body comprising members who are Employers’ Liability (EL) insurers, is a proactive move by the insurance industry to meet its obligations to help those who have suffered injury or disease in the workplace identify the relevant insurer quickly and efficiently.

This is displayed on P45/P60 documents and most payslips.  The format is usually 999/XX99999 or 999/X99999

In all cases where PAYE is operated, an ERN is allocated to the employer and the ERN applies to all UK businesses employing one or more people. A minority of employers do not have an ERN, including those that:

– Pay all their employees below the current PAYE threshold (£503.00 monthly)

– Are registered in Guernsey and Jersey (these have no tax presence in the UK).