why the hell is my car insurance still high ???
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why the hell is my car insurance still high ???
where am i going wrong , as far as i can see it should be a lot cheaper now but no matter who i try its always between £700 - £1200
main details are :
2006 ford ranger , double cab , 2.5
33 years old
full no claims
low crime rate postcode
kept on a driveway
no accidents or convictions
common law married with kids
full license for 15 years
makes no sense why its that much when i insured a saph cos for half that ten years ago !
main details are :
2006 ford ranger , double cab , 2.5
33 years old
full no claims
low crime rate postcode
kept on a driveway
no accidents or convictions
common law married with kids
full license for 15 years
makes no sense why its that much when i insured a saph cos for half that ten years ago !
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tried comparison sites and no end of companies direct , cheapest is direct line at £700
tempted to get a trade policy and cover all my cars with it at this rate
tempted to get a trade policy and cover all my cars with it at this rate
#4
Have you tried reducing your estimated annual mileage and adding a second driver of lower risk, ie; someone older with more driving experience and clean licence, as these always help a bit
#5
90% sure it will be your profession, alter it so you are still within your actual profession, when i put service engineer it doubles to when i put fabricator, but i do both so i aint lying
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im a HGV driver , would think that would help being a "so called" professional driver
also, ive got the mrs (10+ years driving / full NCB ) on the policy which brought it down a bit
also limited to 10k miles
also, ive got the mrs (10+ years driving / full NCB ) on the policy which brought it down a bit
also limited to 10k miles
#7
Ben
Your profession doesn't make all the much difference.
What's your postcode? Your area makes the biggest difference IMO.
What's your postcode? Your area makes the biggest difference IMO.
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#9
Ben
That's odd. Any convictions, refused insurance etc?
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no , clean licence , never turned down for insurance etc , the mrs has a 2.0 mondeo , hers is £190 , same postcode, fully comp
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I'm 25, own a brand new VW pickup and pay £900 with no mileage limit with 7yrs NCB and I don't own a house.
Some places/people seem to just be higher for no reason!
Jordan
Some places/people seem to just be higher for no reason!
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I've got to lol at all us UK peeps bitching about insurance fucking us over
Them Canadians pay between $150 and $350 a month for insurance!!!!!
But they do also get policies which last 3 months
They don't seem to offer any ncb discount but some will not punish you for having one own fault accident in your lifetime
Them Canadians pay between $150 and $350 a month for insurance!!!!!
But they do also get policies which last 3 months
They don't seem to offer any ncb discount but some will not punish you for having one own fault accident in your lifetime
#16
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Errr, so £90 to £200 a month?
£1100 to £2400 ish a year, thats simular to here aint it ? I know a fair few people at work pay more that £2k per year
#19
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
I insured Cossies, Audis, ST220's etc for less than 500, but as soon as i had a snotter of a Tranny it went up to 700 odd, commercial vehicle with seperate NCD.
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