thread: How Much Do You Think Your ENTIRE Home Contents Should Be Insured For?

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
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    Ah yes, that reminds me... at least we have quite a few items that are baby related that would be sad if they got destroyed but we wouldn't replace because our baby making days are over: the cot, highchair, port-a-cot, change table, baby toys, clothes, etc. So those items are not going on our list. I have though added a few items that we are thinking of getting (kind of to replace the cost of the baby stuff) eg i put a bed-side table for my 3yo on the list because he will need one... we'll be buying one quite soon.

  2. #2
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    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    Good point about where to keep the list. If the house burns, you don't want to lose the list as well.

    When i was doing my Masters, i would e-mail myself my thesis once a week (or more often if i was writing a lot) so i would be able to access it from wherever if something happened to my computer, memory devices or whatever. As long as you remember where it is kept (what e-mail address, what folder), cyber space is always a good option.