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Renewal ....address query

hillbloom · 2019-08-17 14:53:19

My car is due for renewal with Aviva . The quote came for 562.26. I rang & without any change got it for 536.01. That was fine! I inquired about changing the address & he emphasised it would cost me 604.26 on the day I rang. It's due mid September & he said by that date the price could have changed. I use my parents…

17-08-2019 3:53pm

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hillbloom

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My car is due for renewal with Aviva . The quote came for 562.26. I rang & without any change got it for 536.01. That was fine! I inquired about changing the address & he emphasised it would cost me 604.26 on the day I rang. It's due mid September & he said by that date the price could have changed. I use my parents address & that's fine with them. It will cost me 68.25, maybe more, to move address. Does the address on the policy make a difference There's no problem with my parents using their address.

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#2 17-08-2019 4:41pm

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If you are not actually living with your parents then you are making a false declaration and risk having your policy revoked. At which point, you will find it virtually impossible to get cover from anyone else.

How will they find out? Try making a biggish claim and see what happens.

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