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I’ve decided to go for the Megger. It looks a nice piece of kit. I’m sure it will last many years.
On the subject of Multimeter, are they worth getting or would it be better saving for a MFT?
If you need to test small voltages accurately, or if you need to measure DC voltage, capacitance, etc. then you'll need a multimeter. They can also be useful for recording min/max readings on AC circuits over a period of time. But if you'll mostly be house bashing, it's a nice to have, not an essential.
Remember what you've been taught on safe isolation too, I.e. you must use a two pole tester, not a multimeter or MFT (or neon screwdriver or voltage pen).
You'll need an MFT, as these do tests that you can't do with a multimeter, such as IR, PFC, RCD tests.
Finally, if you do get a multimeter, think very carefully about what live tests you do with it, as its not designed to do what an MFT does, and apart from a fuse, offers no protection against doing the "wrong" live test. Check out some of the exploding multimeter videos online, they focus the mind somewhat.