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Car Insurance

Jesh1 · 2014-06-23 09:22:46

Hi Folks, I will keep this simple. I had a car accident about a month ago while driving the OH's car. Her Insurance company dealt with the claim. (I am a named driver on her policy) I also have a separate policy on my car. My insurance is up for renewal soon. Am i obliged to tell the my insurance company of the accident?…

23-06-2014 9:22am

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Jesh1

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Hi Folks,

I will keep this simple.

I had a car accident about a month ago while driving the OH's car.
Her Insurance company dealt with the claim. (I am a named driver on her policy)

I also have a separate policy on my car. My insurance is up for renewal soon. Am i obliged to tell the my insurance company of the accident?

Thanks.

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#2 23-06-2014 9:24am

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

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Yes. You won't lose your no claims bonus though, as you didn't claim off your own policy.

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#3 23-06-2014 11:25pm

goz83

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But your premium will be affected by the accident, even though you still have ncb. You are now seen as a higher risk i'm afraid.

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