Cheapst of the cheap car insurance?

Bulin

Hi am am 30 years old with 5 years no claims.
I have a reading issue online with quotes compare sites, Just asking here anyone got any good quotes 30 year old male with 5 years no claims with 10 year driving experience
so far 25 plus has quoted me 550 anyone ever having dealing with them

goz83

You have to ring around. 550 isnt bad.

Bulin

goz83 wrote: »

You have to ring around. 550 isnt bad.

thats not bad good to know as the is the best so far it has everything with all the boxes ticked ring around found that the ones i normally go for are asking a lot more these days. name brand companies are ripping us off

joujoujou

Shop around and get some quotes off insurance brokers.

Not online of course. And showing one quotation to another broker would result in price drop sometimes.

Black_Knight

Bulin wrote: »

thats not bad good to know as the is the best so far it has everything with all the boxes ticked ring around found that the ones i normally go for are asking a lot more these days. name brand companies are ripping us off

us? Im pretty happy with my recent quotes from "brand name" insurers. I always shop around, and ive yet to have to pay more than the previous year (excluding when I upgraded to a newer car).

FYI. Some punctuation would make your posts a lot easier to read.

Bulin

FYI. Some punctuation would make your posts a lot easier to read.[/QUOTE]
sorry reading issue and writing i have to deal with

Idbatterim

try nononsense.ie and 123.ie

Bulin

every year i have to chance companies due to the fact the second term is always costly.
I have never got a better quote of the same company i have been with for the previous year.
Right now i have to laugh at the quotes 123,liberties are quoting me. 600 to 700 for a 1.4

Bulin

Idbatterim wrote: »

try nononsense.ie and 123.ie

123 is what i am with right now nononsense.ie really are a rip of they take something like a towing ur car out for 30 euro which cost u a lot more at the end.
http://www.25plus.ie/motor-insurance.aspx
if u guys can do a quote and let me know if thats more then ur insurance is right now.

bazz26

People can tell you what they are paying for insurance all day long but it has little or no bearing on what a similar policy will will cost you. Insurance is just as much dependent on the individual insuring the car as the car itself.

Unfortunately there is no shortcut to getting the most competitive price and comprehensive cover without ringing insurance companies and brokers yourself.

Bulin

bazz26 wrote: »

People can tell you what they are paying for insurance all day long but it has little or no bearing on what a similar policy will will cost you. Insurance is just as much dependent on the individual insuring the car as the car itself.

Unfortunately there is no shortcut to getting the most competitive price and comprehensive cover without ringing insurance companies and brokers yourself.

true on what ur saying just i do not wana be ripped of with all the stuff they do not tell u ok il have a look round for a good company first thing

rebelbmx

As most people already mentioned, the best thing you can do is price around. But if someone in your household is already insured with aviva, then you should look into the aviva multicar discount (further 25% off for both of ye) and also add your spous/partner to the policy for another discount.

http://www.aviva.ie/online/driving/car-insurance/discounts/

Idbatterim

I paid E290 TPFT in 2013 with 123.ie, when I was 28 male based in south dublin driving a 2.5L bmw 325ci (4 years NCB IIRC), think I paid about E330 last year, renewal up in may...

Mervyn Skidmore

My details are almost identical to the ops. I'm now a proud customer of "its4women.ie". It's an AIG policy and was 100 quid cheaper than anyone else on a 1.4 petrol focus. You don't need to have a sex change either.

goz83

Mervyn Skidmore wrote: »

My details are almost identical to the ops. I'm now a proud customer of "its4women.ie". It's an AIG policy and was 100 quid cheaper than anyone else on a 1.4 petrol focus. You don't need to have a sex change either.

I wouldn't take a free policy off them, because their ads are so infuriating. They managed to make a thick out of one of our best athletes.

Mervyn Skidmore

goz83 wrote: »

I wouldn't take a free policy off them, because their ads are so infuriating. They managed to make a thick out of one of our best athletes.

Thankfully I don't watch that much tv and anyway 100 quid is 100 quid. It's a lot of money to me.

MarkR

Mervyn Skidmore wrote: »

My details are almost identical to the ops. I'm now a proud customer of "its4women.ie". It's an AIG policy and was 100 quid cheaper than anyone else on a 1.4 petrol focus. You don't need to have a sex change either.

Is the disk pink?

dolallyoh

Try the AA. Their policies have pretty good step bonus protections for small amounts. Worth it in the long run.

Mervyn Skidmore

MarkR wrote: »

Is the disk pink?

It's the same as any other disc.

DraganGTD

Chill worked for me 550 for full com on 1.9.

Shiraz 4.99

Both myself & my wife pay the minimum with Aviva, €290 each on a Focus & Mondeo. Step back protection with low min excess. We've also our house insurance with them so we've discounts on discounts.

Roger Mellie Man on the Telly

Mervyn Skidmore wrote: »

You don't need to have a sex change either.

Bollocks! :pac: