I agree NFU £400+ more expensive than AIB for us, I’m with NFU for the car and I have to say though it’s cheap for that and when I had a claim they were brilliant.NFU were £300+ more for us than our current premium.
I tried several companies recommended by members on here, most were hundreds of pounds more expensive.
If you're parked overnight you'd be IN the MH so it wouldn't be left unattended as it would when just parked on your drive/road at home, so yes it would be covered. If you left it overnight all on it's lonesome though, not sure.Your guess is as good as mine.
My neighbours Audi TT was in his garage, didn't stop them having a go at getting it out, they made enough noise to wake him and ran awayOur car is in our garage.
I'd have just been 'cut off' & left it to them to chase me.But as said a waste of time without knowing who?
If you're happy with who you're with then stick with them, but don't take anything for granted.NFU were £300+ more for us than our current premium.
I tried several companies recommended by members on here, most were hundreds of pounds more expensive.
If you're happy with who you're with then stick with them, but don't take anything for granted.
I've usually found a day spent every year checking out the competition is a day well spent, on house, car or motorhome insurance. Martin Lewis suggests that the sweet spot is around 3-4 weeks before renewal - any later the prices start to creep up.
I think next year will be a kicker tho', I've heard that that insurance costs take a step up once you get over 70 - we will see
Dick Turpin is definitely not dead nor are all his friends and relatives they are everywhere. Just sayin......
Whats the name of the Insurance Company for future referance
Ask Boris to have ago at your insurer I hear he's looking for a job
Brokers are also covered by the same regulations and requirements.
This is incorrect. Brokers are covered by the same regulatory framework as the underwriters .
Admin and cancellation charges will be in your policy documents, it is compulsory to set them out clearly.I was under the impression that ALL extra charges HAD to be written in your T & C's otherwise they were unenforceable.
Not MH connected but years ago I waited in all day for a TalkTalk engineer who never turned up. When I phoned I was told they'd 'forgotten' to tell him and would make another appt. I told them I expected a £30 refund on my bill and reminded them that if I'd not been available when the engineer called, they'd have charged ME £30. After a bit of a 'discussion' with a supervisor I did indeed get the £30 reduction....... Always worth a try !Has anyone tried to add an admin charge when they have filled in an accident report, I wonder?? If they can, so can we?
When I did Consultancy work and charged £100+ per hour, and we came across similar situations, my company solicitor used to enjoy the challenge. He often won!
No vat on insurance - just 12% insurance tax
But that changes nothing. A price of £72.71 incl. Ins. Tax of 12% results in a fee of £64.91.9.
Don't shout.They didn't hear you,
WHAT COMPANY ???
Mike.
Insurance and sense in the same sentence - it'll never happen!
Insurance tax won't apply to the admin fee portion - only the bit of premium for the post code change. It might be our perception that one area is much the same as another but different histories of thefts, fires, accidents, between different insurers will mean there's no logic anyway. My guess here is a premium of £42.60 + 12% tax = £47.71 + £25 admin = £72.71 ....ta daaaa
Insurance and sense in the same sentence - it'll never happen!
That would be be good.....Insurance and sense in the same sentence - it'll never happen!
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