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4 years NCB from 11 years ago

fun loving criminal · 2021-10-10 18:08:48

I was previously insured, over 11 years ago. Would have 4 years NCB from back then. But I got rid of my car as a cost saving measure and never needed a car in that 11 years. And when I did, I just rented a car. I'm now considering getting a car and if there's any way I can reduce insurance, I'd take it. So would those 4…

10-10-2021 7:08pm

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fun loving criminal

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I was previously insured, over 11 years ago. Would have 4 years NCB from back then. But I got rid of my car as a cost saving measure and never needed a car in that 11 years. And when I did, I just rented a car.

I'm now considering getting a car and if there's any way I can reduce insurance, I'd take it.

So would those 4 years count now?

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#2 10-10-2021 7:16pm

Tow

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No. It is lost after 2 years.

When is the money (including lost growth) Michael Noonan took in the Pension Levy going to be paid back?

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#3 10-10-2021 7:45pm

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Yes will be expired after 2 years. I would try calling your previous insurer, they may offer a favourable rate based on past business.

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#4 11-10-2021 1:19pm

JoeA3

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Expires after 2 years. If you’ve had any recent named-driver experience it might be taken into account instead.

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