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molko 09 June 2005 07:38 PM

A-Plan No Claims Bonus query
 
Took everyones advice and went with A-Plan, they were cheaper than everyone else, 32 6points + missus 28 3 points, 02 wrx totally standard, the quote was £689 which is the best :-) so i paid there and then with credit card

I told A-Plan i had 6years NCD, now when the policy came thru for me to double check, sign and return etc. the quote they have given me was for 9years NCD !!!

What do i do now ? They obviously want to see proof of my NCD, which i will send.

Will this increase the price much ?

pauld37 09 June 2005 07:47 PM

Isn't 5 years NCD equals to 65% NCB, so anything over that doesn't make any difference?

molko 09 June 2005 07:48 PM


Originally Posted by pauld37
Isn't 5 years NCD equals to 65% NCB, so anything over that doesn't make any difference?

Not sure mate, dunno. So is 5years basically the max and anything over that is largely irrelevant ?

pauld37 09 June 2005 07:56 PM

I think so, I know some companies offer 70% NCB, but I'm sure you start off with 40%, so after 5 years you get up to 65%, so whether you told them 6 or 9 years is irrelevent :) ................or I might be wrong :freak3:

Nick98 09 June 2005 08:42 PM

No - I am pretty sure you will be fine. I had something similar with More Than. I said I had maximum no claims which they say is 5 years or more, however when the policy came through it said I had 8 years. I called to query it but they weren't worried as all they wanted to know was what percentage I was entitled to - as I had mximum the figure on the policy was irrelevant.

Good luck

Nick

markus_UK 09 June 2005 09:14 PM

Hi ...

had the same issue and asked the same question .... A-Plan recognise NCB past 5 years - so my wife now has 9 years NCB (where she actualy had 5 years and 72% with previous insurer) ....

Mark

Jiggerypokery 09 June 2005 10:31 PM


Originally Posted by molko
What do i do now ? They obviously want to see proof of my NCD, which i will send.

Will this increase the price much ?

You'll strike out the 9 years NCB, write in the correct number on the proposal form and send proof. They won't mention it again and your quote will remain the same. :)


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