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subandrio
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« on: Feb 21st, 2005, 1:51pm » |
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Hi All - Can any member suggest a broker where they have been quoted a good price to insure a scorpio for fully comp cover? So far Norwich Union have quoted me (happy) for £630.99 fully comp with no no-claims bonus (I haven't owned a car for 4 years!). This is the best price to date. Can this be beaten?
Spec of car = 2.3 16V Ultima 4dr auto.
Rgds,
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Just Call Me Captain
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Try LLoyds /TSB - If you tell them you have a quote - they can normally beat it.
I originally had a quote for GBP 550 - without any No Claims Bonus - Lived out of UK as expatriate
Called LLOyds/TSB they quoted me very happy GBP 470 pounds
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« Reply #2 on: Feb 21st, 2005, 3:31pm » |
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Try Churchill .. they were the best I could find
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Yes I throught it would not be long before insurance came up again.
But this time I can't be blamed fot mentioning the name Norwich Union, because it was not me this time.
But Sorry I don't know about prices where you have no NCB.
But have you not been driving abroad, if so, don't insurance companies in this country reconize this.
Anyway I pay £ 296 for my 2.3 car. with 200 excess and protected NCB.
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Try Churchill .. they were the best I could find
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Now you are having me on. We all know he been dead a long time now.
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I was Norwhich Union for my scorp.... however the best advice is going to be "get on the fone and ring around"
Cheers Nick 
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Pay a visit to www.confused.com . You enter your details once and they will get you quotes from loads of insurers inc. Norwich Union. It's a bit like being your own broker. You'll be amazed how much the quotes will vary - possibly by more than £200!
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subandrio
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« Reply #8 on: Feb 25th, 2005, 9:58am » |
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Thanks everyone for your advice.
Rgds.
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« Reply #9 on: Feb 25th, 2005, 11:05am » |
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I just tried confused.com and saved myself £80!! by changing to Norwich Union
cheers Nodge
P.S. you were right with the difference.. £220 worth between Norwich Union and Endsleigh
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johnv
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ha, but are the terms the same for both. I can knock £80 off my insurance in one go by changing to excess of £500. and get it down even further by agreeing to this that and the other.
It pays to sit down with a sheet of paper and list all from both companies side by side to see just what you are paying for.
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« Reply #11 on: Feb 25th, 2005, 11:24am » |
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I did
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on Oct 17th, 2011, 12:35pm, Simmo wrote:| I give up ! Too much for an old boy! |
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Re: Insurance Brokers
« Reply #12 on: Feb 25th, 2005, 12:38pm » |
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Caramba!!
£500 excess ?
What's the point of insuring a vehicle , if you're gonna shell out yourself ?
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johnv
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well you need to insure by law in case you kill or injure someone or to a lessor exstent damage their property.
I been driving since age 17. never made a single claim. so touch wood I am considered a good risk.
But add it up.
Say in 5 years you save £80 that's £400 in ten years of no claims £800.
Its all a case of how you view risk, as regards your personal circumstances.
but i have protected NCB, so if my car is vanalised or indeed stolen, I won't lose my NCB.
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