Insurance renewal - £305!!!!!
24 June 2013, 10:55 PM
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25 June 2013, 09:31 PM
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I worked for a motor insurer, its all postcodes and crime stats.
My postcode means I pay nearly £700 at 49, if I move to say Grimsby the bill goes down dramatically. What joy
My postcode means I pay nearly £700 at 49, if I move to say Grimsby the bill goes down dramatically. What joy
26 June 2013, 12:23 AM
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I got a cracking renewal with first central my second year with then & 280 for 01wrx not bad since when i first got it 3years ago & went with lv who took 600 & were the worst company ive been with.thats with 8yr no claims.
26 June 2013, 12:39 PM
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Fully comp for business use middle aged and spouse, protected ncd, all mods declared on MY97 uk classic, PE26, no excess and no mileage limit, Aviva, £279 including legal cover. Hopefully won't need to find out what Aviva are like for claims.
Wife's Clio 182 standard apart from the wheels, £245
Wife's Clio 182 standard apart from the wheels, £245
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26 June 2013, 05:12 PM
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Stay put is best then,maybe its our age...45,I remember paying the same company £2500 for my P1 with my full no claims just a few years (had a ban for bald tyres)
26 June 2013, 05:23 PM
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Ive not had a sensible offer ever,insurance companies just make it up as they go along as far as im concerned,i was told that my quote had doubled because I live in an area where a high number of whiplash claims are being made, so do I have to pay for them?
26 June 2013, 05:37 PM
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Just did a quote with confused.com and the highest price was..
£9906.22
1 x £1981.2410 x £876.27£10743.94 Vol: £250 Comp: £300 Excess: £550
The provider was
goodgirl.co.uk who ever the hell they are!
£9906.22
1 x £1981.2410 x £876.27£10743.94 Vol: £250 Comp: £300 Excess: £550
The provider was
goodgirl.co.uk who ever the hell they are!
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26 June 2013, 05:41 PM
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My fecking Jap bucket is about £250 more to insure than my RS6, both at the same address, bloody stupid and I am knocking on a bit these days at 35 with 3 years no claims....