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Hey All
What the most amount you have paid for insurance. I got a qoute from churchil for £1650, specialist cannot offer me any cheaper than this. I thinking if its worth buying another scooby at this cost.
Im 26 with 3 NCB.
What the most amount you have paid for insurance. I got a qoute from churchil for £1650, specialist cannot offer me any cheaper than this. I thinking if its worth buying another scooby at this cost.
Im 26 with 3 NCB.
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2003 WRX
£362.55/year (1st Central)
32 years old, 14 years NCB (though their maximum is 9+ years)
One of the few benefits of getting older.
£362.55/year (1st Central)
32 years old, 14 years NCB (though their maximum is 9+ years)
One of the few benefits of getting older.
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33, max no claims, v5 type R with all mods declared (inc new 2.1 or 2.5 engine ) and covered like for like and about £550 iirc via moley.
just gonna bung the details into the meer cat for a larf and see what it spits out.
£2088 hahahahaha
just gonna bung the details into the meer cat for a larf and see what it spits out.
£2088 hahahahaha
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Which area is the car being kept in? As if it's a high risk postcode you can expect to pay more.
I'm 24 with a Hawkeye STI, costs me approx £800 with 1 year NCB.
I'm 24 with a Hawkeye STI, costs me approx £800 with 1 year NCB.
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Who are you insured with me if you dont mind me asking.
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I live in the lowest post code area possible, have both my mother and sister down as named drivers which brought it down.
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You can bring premiums down by (in no particular order):
being older and more experienced
not having accidents (either fault or non fault as some insurers will up your premium in the event of a non fault accident, Admiral I'm looking at you [happened to me and a friend, grr])
not smoking
not commuting
good car security (inc cameras, there are a few insurers around now who give discounts for car cameras)
low crime post code (not just car crime, where I live suffers from "anti social" crime, but no car crime at all, and I get penalised for it)
sharing risk with named drivers
sharing risk with the insurer by taking a high voluntary excess
keeping your annual mileage down
working for an insurer who gives staff discount
having your home insurance with the same people (multi product discount)
plus more....
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