General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Insurance - Income protection.	8-Dec-2010 At 3:45:06 PM	Felix
Message
The insurer in question is Tower. They certainly won't cover outdoor climbing. They may offer cover for indoor climbing, but there will be a loading on the premium (ie. it will cost more) and there may also be some sort of exclusion. You really need to check any insurance policy in detail so you know exactly what's covered. I couldn't envisage an Aussie insurer providing any meaningful cover for outdoor climbing any time soon.

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