Car insurance

[goss008]

Who's insuring with who,my 2014 seat Leon fr 184 insurance gone up £300 since last year I'm 44 with 14 years no claims,I have 3 points for speeding sp50.
It's got to be cheaper,paid £328 last year

 

[mty12345]

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[Jarre]

Pointless question, it's different for everyone depending on areas etc. A company who's cheap for one isn't necessarily cheap for another, otherwise we'd all be at the same insurer

 

[Adam14581]

Chris Knott insurance by far the best for me on the 290 black.

 

[Sprog-83]

Yeap I'd second Chris knott. Sorted me out when I was struggling with the cupra, give a ring fella


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[lukeoslavia]

Yeap I'd second Chris knott. Sorted me out when I was struggling with the cupra, give a ring fella


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Sainsbury's bank insurance for me, £71/month on my cupra 290 black for premium, not bad considering i've been driving 3 years, and i pay £98/month for my 1.8T GTI currently


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[Keyzer Soze]

Worth giving Seat Insurance a punt.


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[marty_34]

Chris Knott for me, they usually match or beat your best quotes if you got proof of the quote, on my 3rd year with them


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[mrratty]

I'm paying £360 fully comp on a cupra. 45yo and 1 sp30. With Privelige

 

[ali831]

try one of the comparison sites like moneyspuermarket.com or comparethemarket.com at least you will get a rough idea of prices and you can adjust excess etc to fit what you are willing to pay in the event of a claim

 

[seatgraham]

try one of the comparison sites like moneyspuermarket.com or comparethemarket.com at least you will get a rough idea of prices and you can adjust excess etc to fit what you are willing to pay in the event of a claim

That and also check insurers like Aviva that the comparison sites don't cover

 

[niggle]

Privilege for us and has been for many years. Hastings Direct were cheaper last year but this year we have gone back to Privilege.

 

[Keyzer Soze]

I know you want a cheap quote, but it's a good idea to check reviews and customer services as well or you could get shafted if you have to change anything or claim on the policy.

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[kiddo]

I play the insurance merry go round every year to ensure I get the best possible price. U usually find my insurance company increase the renewal by a few hundred and then I do all the comparison sites and armed with quotes inform my insurance company who have always matched the best quote on a like for like basis. a pain in the arse but well worth it as I save £000's . There's no thanks for loyalty in this day and age!

 

[marty_34]

I know you want a cheap quote, but it's a good idea to check reviews and customer services as well or you could get shafted if you have to change anything or claim on the policy.

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Correct! Hastings well know being crap with claims, also heard 1/2 bad stories about direct line


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[niggle]

Correct! Hastings well know being crap with claims, also heard 1/2 bad stories about direct line

I've had the misfortune of having to claim a couple of times during the last 8 years. Both claims with Direct Line Group insurers and on both occasions the claim was processed without hitch even though I opted to use my own preferred repairer.

 

[dephead2004]

Recently found press reports to be true, insurance premiums have risen significantly for the same risk

 

[marty_34]

There's always a deal out there I found. From a claims point of view it's down to how you let them treat you. I worked for an insurance company so know what should and should not be done so might be 1 step ahead of most.

One principle to follow is if you think something ain't right then pipe up and tell them


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[dids]

Last year i was with Direct Line,they sent me my renewal £150 more the year before.I shopped about including going on to Direct Line site though Quidco web site as a new customer.Ended up getting £25 off Quidco and £150 off with Direct Line as a new customer so i paid the same as last year.

 

[niggle]

Yeah, they do seem to try it on with their renewal premiums. Lost count of the number of times that I have posted them their own renewal notice as proof of NCB for a new policy.

Having said that we have just had the renewal notice from Privilege for the house insurance and so far I have yet to find anyone else that can beat it, even with Quidco cash back factored in.