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3 month car insurance (short term)

slogue · 2007-04-26 12:39:06

Hi all, Could not find any posts about this subject so started a thread The problem is that I am probably moving to england in 4 months but my car insurance is up soon. I own the car myself. I do not want to pay a full years car insurance just the few months. Does anyone know is this possible? Any advice is welcome

26-04-2007 12:39pm

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slogue

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Hi all,

Could not find any posts about this subject so started a thread
The problem is that I am probably moving to england in 4 months but my car insurance is up soon.
I own the car myself.
I do not want to pay a full years car insurance just the few months.
Does anyone know is this possible?

Any advice is welcome

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#2 26-04-2007 12:56pm

Henry Ford III

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Take out a policy with monthly premiums. Cancel it when no longer needed.

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#3 26-04-2007 2:26pm

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I'd say you would get a refund of your money. If you get a full licence half way through your term the insurance company gives you a refund of some of your premium. RIng up and just see what they say

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#4 26-04-2007 2:27pm

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You're allowed cancel before your policy is up and obtain a refund subject to an "administration fee". You'll need to check with your insurance company as to what the administration fee will be. Some will charge you a nominal €50 or whatever, others will charge you a significant % of your remaining premium.

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