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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 29 June 2012, 20:20:34

Title: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 29 June 2012, 20:20:34
So there is a God. :y

For the first time in four years my/our insurance premium has gone down. :y

MV6.....fully comp......full NCB...... Self plus wifey to drive.

2009......£166. Esure
2010......£185. Esure
2011......£256. Esure.....Up almost 35% >:(
2012......£196. AXA. :-* :-* :-*

Still far too expensive. But better than last year :y :y

Purchased through compare the market/meercat.com.......so we've ended up with a free Alexander.  ;D ;D ;D

Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: SMD on 29 June 2012, 20:32:43
Is that per month  :P

Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 29 June 2012, 20:48:04
Is that per month  :P

.....per decade. ;D ;D ;)
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: joshwyatt on 29 June 2012, 20:51:31
My insurace this year has gone down aswell, it only cost me £5,998.71 for fully comp trade insurance  ;D
I would love anything to be near £200, even monthly payments  ;D  ;D
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: tidla on 29 June 2012, 21:16:31
whats the 71p cover. :D

Trade cover also has reduced recently. MMA (aviva?) seem to do a good deal, but are very particular. May cover top notch motors as long as they are not yours.
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: zirk on 29 June 2012, 21:33:22
My insurace this year has gone down aswell, it only cost me £5,998.71 for fully comp trade insurance  ;D
I would love anything to be near £200, even monthly payments  ;D  ;D
:o  :o Cricky Josh what you insured for World War III.

545.00 pa Trade for me, excludes Super Cars and anything with a Cosworth Badge on the back.

Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: waspy on 29 June 2012, 21:43:02
whats the 71p cover. :D

Trade cover also has reduced recently. MMA (aviva?) seem to do a good deal, but are very particular. May cover top notch motors as long as they are not yours.

My mates trade cover has increased & not by a small amount he was telling. Rang around quite a few to find the cheapest.
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: SIR Philbutt on 29 June 2012, 23:01:37
I have noticed a few threads on here (including mine) about insurance going down and this seems to be the trend.

Is there something going on.  :-\ :-\ :-\

Like everyone else I was expecting yet another increase due to all the usual reasons they give. Yet in general they are going down

Call me cynical but there has got to be reason for this, I hope it's good, but when we find out I can say "I told you"  :D :D :D ;D
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Brikhead on 29 June 2012, 23:56:36
545.00 pa Trade for me, excludes Super Cars and anything with a Cosworth Badge on the back.
That's pretty much what I paid last year and the year before, this year however it's shot up to over £2,000. :o
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Lazydocker on 30 June 2012, 07:40:01
Unfortunately I can only use one insurer (MMA who are part owned by Swinton) and this year came in at about £2500 with 3 drivers, Employer's & Public Liability :o

Just about to look at adding another driver (possibly young :-\) so that'll probably be another £500 minimum ::)
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: 2woody on 30 June 2012, 10:29:17
yes - there's something up. There's an impendidng government investigation into the motor insurance industry, kicked off by the price rises of late.

probably won't go far enough - the whole system is utterly broken.
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Shackeng on 30 June 2012, 11:01:05
Unfortunately I can only use one insurer (MMA who are part owned by Swinton) and this year came in at about £2500 with 3 drivers, Employer's & Public Liability :o

Just about to look at adding another driver (possibly young :-\) so that'll probably be another £500 minimum ::)

You're not teaching that dog to drive are you Paul? ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Lazydocker on 30 June 2012, 11:48:31
Unfortunately I can only use one insurer (MMA who are part owned by Swinton) and this year came in at about £2500 with 3 drivers, Employer's & Public Liability :o

Just about to look at adding another driver (possibly young :-\) so that'll probably be another £500 minimum ::)

You're not teaching that dog to drive are you Paul? ;D ;D ;D

She's learning everything else so quickly so why not ;D ;D

I hope you enjoyed your time in sunny Woodbridge?
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: TheBoy on 30 June 2012, 12:43:40
yes - there's something up. There's an impendidng government investigation into the motor insurance industry, kicked off by the price rises of late.

probably won't go far enough - the whole system is utterly broken.
Having had a car written off earlier this year, its been an interesting insight into how the whole system is geared towards selling details, and other backhanders, with all the different companies in on it.  Corruption is the word I'd use, and its not just rife, its the norm.

Personally, I just what my back, shoulders and arm fixed. The companies involved are simply interested in how much they can screw from the other party. Its wrong.
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: Lazydocker on 30 June 2012, 13:22:46
yes - there's something up. There's an impendidng government investigation into the motor insurance industry, kicked off by the price rises of late.

probably won't go far enough - the whole system is utterly broken.
Having had a car written off earlier this year, its been an interesting insight into how the whole system is geared towards selling details, and other backhanders, with all the different companies in on it.  Corruption is the word I'd use, and its not just rife, its the norm.

Personally, I just what my back, shoulders and arm fixed. The companies involved are simply interested in how much they can screw from the other party. Its wrong.

And therein lies the problem... We now live in a Yanky styled, Litigious society where most people are only interested in what they can get >:( Hence the huge uprising in ambulance chasing companies ::)
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: ozzycat on 30 June 2012, 15:41:08
 :y my son robert has just got his renewal from the coop £177 per month had a look at compare the market and the rac £95 per month a saving of over £1000 a year same cover on aseat sportrider 1.4
Title: Re: Insurance reduction.
Post by: the alarming man on 30 June 2012, 18:58:03
yes - there's something up. There's an impendidng government investigation into the motor insurance industry, kicked off by the price rises of late.

probably won't go far enough - the whole system is utterly broken.
Having had a car written off earlier this year, its been an interesting insight into how the whole system is geared towards selling details, and other backhanders, with all the different companies in on it.  Corruption is the word I'd use, and its not just rife, its the norm.

Personally, I just what my back, shoulders and arm fixed. The companies involved are simply interested in how much they can screw from the other party. Its wrong.



i couldn't agree more my one as been going on for 3 years now and i was not moving i was stationay and they are still arguing the toss....tbh if it takes any longer the car will be at the end of it lease... :y