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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just short of 400 last year, but by having a box fitted. Renewal quote was just over 1200!!!! Not looking forward to renewal in a couple of weeks (also due on my birthday)  |
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By *ezebelWoman
over a year ago
North of The Wall - youll need your vest |
"Maximum no claims bonus protected..(about 20yrs)..no points ever on license...a whopping £1000/year 
Oh and meant to add thats on a car which cost 30 quid a yr road tax "
So why is it so high? |
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By *UNKIEMan
over a year ago
south east |
"Maximum no claims bonus protected..(about 20yrs)..no points ever on license...a whopping £1000/year
Oh and meant to add thats on a car which cost 30 quid a yr road tax
So why is it so high? "
Public liability for hire and reward |
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£500 ish on a 2L Peugeot 307cc. But that does include protected no claims, legal cover, breakdown cover and cover for lost keys.
I feel sorry for youngsters nowadays though - their premiums are just plain crazy. |
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Mine went up this year (£450 fully comp with no claims protected). The discount for females has been removed and premiums have been leveled for male and female i believe, but that means although mine has gone up, ive not heard of any male drivers saying it went down for them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Dumb blonde question now : if I have gone from a Group 29 insurance wise to a Group 21 would you have expected my insurance costs to have gone up or down? anyone?   |
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"Mine went up this year (£450 fully comp with no claims protected). The discount for females has been removed and premiums have been leveled for male and female i believe, but that means although mine has gone up, ive not heard of any male drivers saying it went down for them. "
Mines dropped by half this year! For the last 3 years I've stayed with the same comp, well not any more. I always shopped around previously and changed annually and now going back to doing so, no point in staying with the same as there is no such thing as a loyalty bonus.
Max protected no claims, no convictions/ accidents..all the usual extras and its a merc e class, just a tad under 200 |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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im just kicking myself that i took my policy out a week before i turned 25 because my excess is like 600 compulsary... the car isnt worth much more than that  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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£189 fully comp for an Alfa Romeo 156 JTS Veloce (my daily drive)
£206 for a Renault Megane 1.9dci, fully comp (the car I used when I take the dog out or go shooting) |
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When we got our second car, a MK1 MX5 as a toy, I was going to insure it third party only but the quote was only about 1£10 less than fully comp so I increased the excess on fully comp to the maximum I could, £600 I think, which brought the policy down to about half. With the added benefit over third party that we have windscreen cover. |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp  "
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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500-600 for an automatic 1.6 vauxhall astra. 2 years no claims, 3 points on license and had a crash last year but not at fault. The co-op. My original insurance company wanted 2500 for renewal, oh how I laughed at them as I put down the phone. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim."
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered |
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One of my cars , £200 classic Insurance fully comp
Other car £550 fully comp
Some of the Insurance you get is a joke ...
Mother got a renewal from her Insurance company £350 she went onto a certain furry animal site, same company exact same details, £ 195????
My father did exactly the same went from £450 to. £224 with the same company ....... BE CAREFUL when renewing xxxx |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered"
That's illegal too. Insurance companies have started doing checks as do the DVLA. Best advice is to change address  |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered"
Er no, unless you don't exist at your real address. All that means is that you've committed another offence by not having your licence at the correct address. Insurance companies have access to all sorts of records for fraud detection purposes. |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered"
oh dear! not permanent residence then? someone's in the soft and smelly! |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim."
I'd be more worried about a random stop..or speeding offense through the post..perhaps she could take the points for you? oops lets add perjury too! lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Got my renewal through today. 250 up on last year. Went onto the meerkat place and got it 150 cheaper than this year! Now 658 fully comp on a T reg Toyota Yaris |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered"
Oooooh....Two prosecutions
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
I'd be more worried about a random stop..or speeding offense through the post..perhaps she could take the points for you? oops lets add perjury too! lol"
If the vehicle is regestered at the same address as the insurance it is not illegal and the driver can abode were they like!
J |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered
Oooooh....Two prosecutions
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Oh yeah naughty me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered
Oooooh....Two prosecutions
Oh yeah naughty me "
The car is actually registered at that address too |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Got my renewal through today. 250 up on last year. Went onto the meerkat place and got it 150 cheaper than this year! Now 658 fully comp on a T reg Toyota Yaris"
Always shop around - renewal quotes are always over inflated as insurers hope a few will just simply accept & not look for a better deal |
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"Where I live they wanted £850 TFT for a Peugeot diesel, so I insured it at an ex's of mine who lives in a better postcode for £400 fully comp
Which gives them the perfect excuse not to payout if you make a claim.
Driving licence has the same address, bases covered
Oooooh....Two prosecutions
Oh yeah naughty me
The car is actually registered at that address too "
But is the car left there over night if not you are committing insurance fraud and you said you did not live at the address so you are driving under false driving license |
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