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Insuring 2 cars in 2 different countries at same time...?

ergo · 2008-08-10 21:37:54

I searched the forum but couldn't find anything on this. I've just moved to the England for a year, will be over and back frequently so have left my old car in Dublin and am going to buy a car here. I Am insured with Quinn Direct so rang them for a UK quote as they operate in the UK too but they said I couldn't use my no…

10-08-2008 10:37pm

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I searched the forum but couldn't find anything on this. I've just moved to the England for a year, will be over and back frequently so have left my old car in Dublin and am going to buy a car here. I Am insured with Quinn Direct so rang them for a UK quote as they operate in the UK too but they said I couldn't use my no claims bonus on my new UK car if I was still using it on my Irish car policy.

Is this the normal way things work?

(The quote was nearly halved with my no claims bonus applied...)

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#2 10-08-2008 10:40pm

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Your NCB can only be used on one policy, so thats entirely normal.

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