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F2 - Extended warranties – useful or useless? Many consumers buy extended warranties with items such as electrical goods to protect themselves from the cost of repair. (Note: all electrical goods come with a minimum 1-year manufacturer’s guarantee as it is.) Many people argue that it is much cheaper to pay for repairs as you go, rather than buy a warranty. There are many reasons for this:
If you are still worried about breakdown costs, then before you go for an expensive extended warranty, check your household insurance policy, which should cover it. If not, it may be possible to increase your contents cover at little extra cost. |
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