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Will I be charged much for having a year off car insurance?

gussieg · 2016-02-02 10:53:28

I went away for a year and my policy lapsed in that time , previous to that I'd built up 7 years claim free . I was just wondering is that gone now or could I get some discount for it? I understand policy prices seem to be more than before, everything I drove was under a litre engine size and over 12 years old. Thanks for…

02-02-2016 10:53am

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gussieg

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I went away for a year and my policy lapsed in that time , previous to that I'd built up 7 years claim free . I was just wondering is that gone now or could I get some discount for it? I understand policy prices seem to be more than before, everything I drove was under a litre engine size and over 12 years old. Thanks for any advice or suggestions.

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#2 02-02-2016 10:55am

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Generally you keep an NCD for 2 years after the last policy.

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#3 02-02-2016 10:57am

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ask for a copy of ur no claims bonus, some insurance companies only give you 18 months - others 2 years

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