Indemnity insurance: PDA or NPA

[evitana]

Hi all,

Selecting indemnity insurance and wanted to know which you think is better and why and if you have any wisdom you would like to share on this.


Many thanks,

E

[culchie82]

As far as I know it's PDA all the way. They will go to war with you if need be, the NPA will never take your side in a dispute with employers, so insurance with them is probably as useful as a chocolate teapot.

[gigeordie]

Don't forget your PDA (or whoever you choose) membership is tax deductable too. So get it on your tax return

[Raju]

PDA unless you are pharmacy owner, in which case NPA.

[Asterix]

do the pda fight for anything?

[difdif]

pda.

[CJH86]

I agree definately PDA!

[DavidS]

I would go for the PDA for the insurance, and to the members of this forum for emotional support if it were needed.

I think it is important to recognise that the PDA will stick up for you, and advise you, they are very good at that, but your hand will not be held continuously and hugs will not be given all the time. That is what friends are for.