Musicians Insurance

30 March 2009

InsuranzDirect is the choice for New Zealand's Professional and Emerging Musicians when choosing to buy insurance products. We are here to give you reassurance and protection by providing high quality insurance products at cost effective prices.

Our mission is simple - Educate you about the policies, provide an online quote, offer payment via credit card over the internet or by phone and that's it.

No hassles, no paperwork and absolute convenience!

We provide the following insurance products for Musicians:

Equipment & Accessories Insurance
Public Liability Insurance
Negligence Insurance
Studio/Office Insurance

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10% multiple discount
buy 12 months Insurance get a month free use code IDNZ

Available to work in:

New Zealand

Website:

http://www.insuranzdirect.co.nz/musicians/home.cfm

Contact details:

0800 469 347

info@insuranzdirect.co.nz

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