What can I use as proof of purchase?

If you need to make a claim, receipts and valuations are a good way to confirm the details of what you're claiming on. If you don't have a receipt or valuation handy, you can also use photos, financial statements or records kept by the shop where you purchased the item.

This provides general information only and is not intended to be a recommendation or personalised financial advice. Excesses, terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply to AA Insurance Limited’s policies. Please check the policy wording and your schedule for details of cover. The provision of cover is subject to the underwriting criteria that apply at the time.

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