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Break in insurance can it be renewed

bmwguy · 2013-01-13 11:59:31

Little brother coming back from UK next month as he got offered a good job in this country, he had 3 years no claims bonus when leaving at end of 2011, he just never renewed when it expires. I think I read somewhere that he can still renew that policy with NCB as it was within 2 years? Is this the case, he was with Zurich.…

13-01-2013 11:59am

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Little brother coming back from UK next month as he got offered a good job in this country, he had 3 years no claims bonus when leaving at end of 2011, he just never renewed when it expires. I think I read somewhere that he can still renew that policy with NCB as it was within 2 years? Is this the case, he was with Zurich. I know he can call them tomorrow but its a slow Sunday and he's just asked me about it I said I'd try to find out

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#2 13-01-2013 12:01pm

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Depends on the insurer. Most will allow a NCB to remain valid for 2 years, althought it was mentioned in another thread last night that some honor far less. Id expect 2 years to be the norm though.

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#3 13-01-2013 12:02pm

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I renewed mine after about 18 months and my previous no claims were accepted. I was with Zurich beforehand and renewed with them.

EDIT: This was a few years ago so things may have changed now.

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