Morning
I called my existing insurance company this morning to say that I will have a new car I roughly two weeks time and is there a change in price. I had renewed with the AA on the 21/10/20 paying in full for my GLA
I was told that my current underwriter does not cover this vehicle and my options are this.
Cancel the policy and get £215 refund then take out a new policy elsewhere
Give them £380 and they will insure it for a year from that date but no £215 refund, so basically costing £595 from that date.
What’s happens to the 6 months no claims if I cancel; is that lost?
I have been quoted £380 by admiral for the year so why pay £595
Policy’s exactly the same in terms of cover etc!
What am basically asking is, can I still declare to future providers that I have 20 years no claims...does the break mean anything as after all it’s not my fault their underwriter won’t take it on
Hope this all makes sense
Thanks
Steven
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
I called my existing insurance company this morning to say that I will have a new car I roughly two weeks time and is there a change in price. I had renewed with the AA on the 21/10/20 paying in full for my GLA
I was told that my current underwriter does not cover this vehicle and my options are this.
Cancel the policy and get £215 refund then take out a new policy elsewhere
Give them £380 and they will insure it for a year from that date but no £215 refund, so basically costing £595 from that date.
What’s happens to the 6 months no claims if I cancel; is that lost?
I have been quoted £380 by admiral for the year so why pay £595
Policy’s exactly the same in terms of cover etc!
What am basically asking is, can I still declare to future providers that I have 20 years no claims...does the break mean anything as after all it’s not my fault their underwriter won’t take it on
Hope this all makes sense
Thanks
Steven
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk