Pays to ring around
Anyone experience with Aus Seniors Insurance?

House and contents due and they seem competitive $$$

RACV -
Annual $1631

Aus Seniors
Annual $1731

Shannons
Annual $2445

AAMI  (current insurer)
Mth $2424

Seems quite a difference which usually concerns me..

Thoughts

Australian Seniors is underwritten by Hollards - a South African coy. Been in Oz for about 15 years. They underwrite Club 4x4 and KT in the offroad motor market too. The coy you would be dealing with is just the distributor or Authorised Representative. Shannons and AAMI are both Suncorp coys and RACV is sort of CGU. Personally I would choose RACV out of the 4 you have listed. They generally try a bit harder because their customers are club members. I haven't checked Aus Seniors pds but because it is aimed at the o55s it is probably ok. The demographic has better claims experiences and that is why the lower premiums.

Rowlie

The hook is hanging in the correct way in the picture, they make two size hooks for the chain size.

[quote author=Swannie link=topic=59310.msg1069130#msg1069130 date=17522
As we age Myswag becomes even more improtant for many. its a connection that is hard to replicate on social media or other platforms due to the history and memories
Swannie
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This I agree with, and it is a very valid point, although there are a few of us that do keep in touch through social media, not as in a group, but commenting on others posts.
The banter is there, the  p155 taking,  and there is the asking if you are alright, the concern, the sharing of personal achievements, disappointments, travels.

I also acknowledge the wealth of information that is available and the giving of advice/knowledge that members have freely given over the 15 odd years I have been a member.
I don't have a problem with a subscription fee, or even advertising if it isn't too in ya face.
I do need to give a shout out to the mods, you do a great job, thank you.

I guess, the last 5 years has had an impact on life, Fires, Floods, Covid, more floods, and many people stepped back from life, yet social groups became more improtant as people needed to connect, stay connected with life.
As in my first reply to this post, I'm happy which every is decided.
 Cheers.

You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.

I have been to Fraser many times and I take a Webber go anywhere BBQ. Not sure if its too small for you.

I have checked with the rangers and it's fine to use - never had an issue.

https://www.bcf.com.au/p/weber-go-anywhere-bbq/583708.html

Not sure if it is something you might like but I saw a review for the Aussie built Stov which is a flat pack gas barbie. Not cheap (around Oz Pig range) but looked good quality and would take up next to no room.

I have no affiliation with them, never even seen one, but thought it might fit.

https://www.stov-bbq.com.au/?srsltid=AfmBOoqn6tOTDlhu77EeLq0ZXKD6CGxdO3IFFI4YwThr2R59pUOS53xs