Insurance again.....

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by SteveH, Aug 17, 2007.

  1. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    Ran the quotes through confused.com:

    Motorcycle Direct came out cheapest for the VFR @ £166 FC.

    Asked them to add the Hongdou - '£332, please' [1]

    I laugh. Tell them I'll do some phoning around.

    Back to confused.com, run a quote on the Hongdou by itself, with no NCB
    (using it on the VFR, obviously) - £97.25

    Guess I'll be taking out a 2nd policy, 'cos at least I can earn a 2nd
    lot of NCB that way.
     
    SteveH, Aug 17, 2007
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  2. SteveH

    Beav Guest

    You can until you have a claim with EITHER of the policies.


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    Beav, Aug 17, 2007
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  3. SteveH

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    Are you sure about that?

    I know you have to declare any claims, but they can't take the NCB
    earned on one policy off you because you've claimed on another, surely?
     
    SteveH, Aug 17, 2007
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  4. SteveH

    wessie Guest

    (SteveH) wrote in
    You are correct. Doesn't stop the fuckers loading the premium on both
    policies though.

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    wessie, Aug 17, 2007
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  5. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    Well, finally got it sorted at bargain-basement prices, too.

    £121 for the VFR, fully comp.
    £ 88 for the Hongdou, TPF&T.
     
    SteveH, Aug 18, 2007
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  6. SteveH

    wessie Guest

    (SteveH) wrote in :
    Which insurer(s)?

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    wessie, Aug 18, 2007
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  7. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    Bennetts for the VFR and MCE for the Hongdou. (MCE quoted £146 online,
    but phoned me and I bartered them down to the 88 quid.)
     
    SteveH, Aug 18, 2007
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  8. SteveH

    Dan L Guest

    What did you offer them in return for the reduced premium then?

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    Dan L, Aug 18, 2007
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  9. SteveH

    wessie Guest

    to STFU

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    wessie, Aug 18, 2007
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  10. SteveH

    Dan L Guest

    Heh, genuine LOL here, thanks for that.

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    Dan L, Aug 18, 2007
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  11. SteveH

    Beav Guest

    Well not "as such", but it does make one wonder why they want to know and
    you discover the reason when renewal time comes around.


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  12. SteveH

    SteveH Guest

    Well, yes, they'll load the policy because you've had a claim.

    However, they also apply the discount that hasn't been affected by the
    claim.

    I'd certainly prefer to have a 'spare' discount to use if I do have to
    make a claim at some point.

    To be honest, the VFR is getting to the point now where it would have to
    be stolen or completely written off before I'd submit a claim against
    it. (Even if written off, it would be a close run thing, 'cos a lot of
    bits are worth lots if you break one)
     
    SteveH, Aug 18, 2007
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