changing vehicle and insurers,will i lose no claims bonus?
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changing vehicle and insurers,will i lose no claims bonus?
I've been getting insurance quotes on a few cars from compare the market and for one of the cars, my current insurance company is coming up with a price about £200 more than some other companies.
My question is, if i change companies mid term, will i lose my n/c bonus and also get such a poor refund,it won't be worth it?
My question is, if i change companies mid term, will i lose my n/c bonus and also get such a poor refund,it won't be worth it?
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you won't lose the NCB, you just won't get the additional one for the year that you're in. You'll also get bugger all back - normally get stung with an outrageous admin fee. This happened with me recently when I changed, but the insurer I was with wanted an extra £800 for the year, I shopped around and got it for £250 for a full year, it was well worth it
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Its like they know they've got you by the ***** lol which they sort of have!
I started my policy in june for the car i have now,which cost £330 they now want £575 for this other car!
Other companies are quoting me around £330 on the new car,my company should be the same! Its like they're saying,give us £200 more,otherwise you have to mess about changing companies,losing n/c bonus and a big admin fee if you don't!
I started my policy in june for the car i have now,which cost £330 they now want £575 for this other car!
Other companies are quoting me around £330 on the new car,my company should be the same! Its like they're saying,give us £200 more,otherwise you have to mess about changing companies,losing n/c bonus and a big admin fee if you don't!
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I suppose if it was recent you changed,then you only lost a bit of money because there wasn't long left till feb but on other hand you nearly gained another nc bonus. shame that! I've got till june so i suppose losing the nc bonus at this stage isn't too much a loss but i hope the 7 months remaining offers a reasonable refund pro rata without too much admin fees
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They definitely know people would rather pay more to stay with company,than to change and lose n/c bonus and admin costs!
How can approx 10 other companies quote me about the same price that i pay on this car and the one im with want £200+ more!?
I bet next year their quote would be less,probably the same as i pay now..
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