You don't necessarily have to change the DSLR. You can buy another second hand body later (e.g. 550D) and put one lens on each body, thus saving the time to switch lenses (and other settings). If you like to cover events you will love this flexibility.
Don't think of this as buying a camera with a lens bundle. At this price this is more like buying lenses with a camera thrown in as extra – and remember that lenses are an investment while camera bodies are only an expenditure. Once you get the kit in your hands you may, like many others before you, discover that even a 1100D is more body than you can handle until you upgrade your skills significantly and rather than a more advanced body, what you need to get is a good flash, tripod, more lenses, CPL, etc., etc. I know enthusiasts who have set up entire studios in their homes with strobes, reflectors, etc., but only have a 1100D body because upgrading the body will not give them a better picture.
, and as per nac will maintain a system.
