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insurance renewall looms

Post by nickpolo »

hi guys,

got my renewall quote from privelege today, due to a bump last year i am now quoted £1,242 for next year.

i'm 22, o ncb, one third party damage claim (does that include my repair then?)


whos best for a good price but not a pants company?
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

I'm with Elephant, nearly 20, 1years NCB, no accidents or convictions, fully comp for £1400
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Post by Mouse_GTI »

With Elephant I'd be £850 (20, 1yr NCB, mum on policy, £1k if it was just me)
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Post by Del_GTi »

Try Bell Direct or Tesco.

I'm kinda lucky i get mine through my work so get a discount (RBS), no idea what their quote would be but try them.

I'm 25 with full protected NCB and i was £384 last year. Mine is due next month so expecting my renewal notice soon.
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hey im with privilage too, im 20 with 3 years ncb and i got quoted 760 fully comp :D
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Post by nickpolo »

thats what mine was last year, but i drove into someone, well he rolled backwards into me, still my fault apparently
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Post by thedees1 »

nickpolo wrote:thats what mine was last year, but i drove into someone, well he rolled backwards into me, still my fault apparently

Try admiral, im 1 years ncb, 23y/o £458 if you buy online. it goes up to around 650 if you paymonthly
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Post by hedgehogharvey »

churchill pritty cheap m8
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Post by 1 GTI »

I got quoted £1700 on my own name, 19 with 2 years NCB, no claims or convictions. But im on my mothers name and it's £1000 im paying now. Still not bloody cheap though. It is a GTI after all
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Admiral gave me the best quotes for a Clio 182/Astra GSI (£1500)
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Post by Dee-vub »

make sure you put your parents on your policy but keep you as the policy holder and main driver! what a god send! i was 18 with 0 ncb and paid £1500 on a 1.4 8v. Got my 1year ncb, and got quoted £900, so decided to put both my parents on the policy but with me as the policy holder. I now pay £550......Not bad eh :wink: I'm with norwich union btw.
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Post by benny oopz »

I'm with Admiral, pretty cheap.

Try going on confused.com, they come up with a list of quotes from different companies.

I found it quite handy.
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Post by omicron »

benny oopz wrote:I'm with Admiral, pretty cheap.

Try going on confused.com, they come up with a list of quotes from different companies.

I found it quite handy.
Then ring round them and price them off against each other.
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Post by owenjt »

I'm with Direct Line - i'm 25, full NCB, fully comp for about £380.
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Post by Dee-vub »

try www.insurancesupermarket.com its much better than confused.com but uses the same principles.
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