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Car Insurance/NCB question.

  • 03-02-2011 12:04am
    #1
    Bassboxxx
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 608 ✭✭✭


    Right, situation is, and I'll try to explain this as best I can. I was insured in 2009 with the same company I still am now. At the time it was 550euro. I had a crash (my fault no one else involved) with 2 months of my policy left. Claim was settled and payment received with 3 weeks left on my policy. In the mean time I received my renewal notice.

    Ok so new car bought and driving still on the 2009 policy with adjustments made for new motor. Renewed in 2010 costing around 650euro. I was thinking it seemed a bit cheep but a quick calculation 20% for no claims I was thinking happy days.

    2011 I get my renewal and it's 1150euro so straight on the phone and it turns out they didn't bother taking my no claims last year and decided to take it this year. so at this stage I have 1 year driving with no claim but no no claims bonus.

    Firstly I'm thinking with the increase in car insurance in the last year the loss of my no claims bonus is costing more this year than last, just because they didn't bother to do it in 2009 with 3 weeks to do it.

    secondly I'm asking if I went to another company could I say I've a year no claims?

    Is there anything else I should know if I try to change provider?

    Thanks if ya even read this:)


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  • #2
    homer911
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,150 ✭✭✭homer911


    Most insurance companies wont take you on unless you have 3 years no claims!

    What ever you do, be honest with the broker/insurance company - if you arent honest they may disallow any future claim, and of course they will insist on proof of your "one year" no claims anyway

    When shopping around after my wife had a claim, I found the AA most helpful, but talk to them, dont get a quote online


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