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No claims expiering

the drifter · 2009-02-16 09:31:57

Hi all I have 4 yrs no claims sitting at home that i cant use till september due to Quinn not allowing me apply it to my new policy after ive had the policy 30 days... my question is do irish companies apply a time limit where if your no claims is not used...it expires?

16-02-2009 09:31AM

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the drifter

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Hi all

I have 4 yrs no claims sitting at home that i cant use till september due to Quinn not allowing me apply it to my new policy after ive had the policy 30 days...

my question is do irish companies apply a time limit where if your no claims is not used...it expires?

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#2 16-02-2009 10:45AM

Stephen

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Yeah, but its usually something like 2 years.

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