Van insurance & comparison sites warning

[PC Electrics]

Probably be worth using a broker Steps. If you're a named driver on a policy with a healthy NCB, but you've no NCB of your own, you need to speak to a broker who can give you a healthy "introductory discount" that takes into account your good driving record. It's what I did in my first year because I was keeping my car on which I had full NCB.

 

[steptoe]

all sorted now thanks PC, churchill, wifes insurer that Im named on, offered me 3years NCB, but only if I stayed with them!

quoted me

 

[ProDave]

Direct line have always been good for me. They will credit you with NCD earned as a named driver on another policy.

Whenever I have looked elsewhere, I have never found anything cheaper than direct line, and now both of our cars are with them. We both pay less than

 

[steptoe]

Direct line were over a grand Dave,

another thing I found out,

loads of companies wont touch a Manchester postcode.!

 

[batty]

Bloody hell steps how old are you 18.

 

[lkayelectrical]

My insurance was

 

[steptoe]

I wish batty,

problem is I have NEVER had my own insurance in the UK before,

finally got it for

 

[NozSpark]

Blinking hek Steps, that's a hell of a lot..

IIRC it would cost me more for Third party F&T than it does for Fully Comp

 

[batty]

I think my van insurance doubled a few years back used to pay about

 

[steptoe]

I couldnt for the life of me work it out Noz,

TPO with the wife on was nearly 900, 690ish without,

F&T was 700ish with the wife, almost 800 without,

and fully comp was 1200 with or without......

next year its going at my mates postcode, 2 mile up the road but he has a Bolton (BL) postcode,

last insurance I had was an XR3i on the Isle of Man about 5years ago, fully comp for 100odd quid,

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I think my van insurance doubled a few years back used to pay about

 

[Cirrus]

Do brokers still exist? I could do with one as I have two cars, a van and a sports bike so insurance is driving me mad! Would rather just give it all to a broker to sort for me.

 

[batty]

I have not made a claim for donkeys years so probably have full no claims never bothered to shop around just pay the monthly premiums and as i am diabetic feel its easier to stay with same company it would be my luck to change then have a biff.

 

[Sidewinder]

Yep brokers still exist!

Mine halved my insurance last year!

 

[Zeespark]

They do still exist Cirrus, I have a few local to Me.

AndyGuinness

 

[steptoe]

Insure whatever is the most expensive then add the other stuff onto the same policy,

thats what I used to do, dunno if it still works like that tho.

what bike you got Cirrus?

 

[NozSpark]

IIRC I pay something like