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We have just gone with them for our first motorhome insurance.Adrian Flux.
Having called 6 or 7 insurance companies all offering a similar quote, noticed your comment and they gave a better deal than the rest including breakdown cover. Adrian Flux it is then. ta.Adrian Flux.
AIB often offer exactly the same Aviva policy as Comfort.I wouldn't touch Comfort. AIB for me
Mine is not with Aviva, as you say AIB "often offer" insurance with a choice of other policies/insurers too. Comfort only offered Aviva, which was a totally unacceptable policy and defeated the object of going through a broker.AIB often offer exactly the same Aviva policy as Comfort.
What's different?Different policy wording though
I have had our MH insurance through the CMC for the last few years which has been a reasonable price, however my renewal just came through and had been hiked up by £80. Out of the 'kindness of their hearts' the broker managed to get me another quote which was only £60 more than previous. I have now gone to LV where I also have multi car policy and House insurance and they have quoted me just over half of the other quotes. I also got a quote from Highway which is owned by LV and that was back to silly money.LV for us on our multicar policy but, watch windscreen excess if you have an A-Class. Also, personal effects cover is not as high as some others above.
I had to make a claim on a windscreen for one of my cars with LV. It started off as a stone chip but, upon examination by the Autoglass technician, he said it was not possible to repair. He then continued by saying the Manufacturers OEM screen costs an absolute fortune and that I may not get one as there are cheaper alternatives available. He would report back to his depot. Anyway, not a lot happened for two weeks then I got a call saying it had been cleared by LV to fit the Mercedes OEM windscreen. The job was done a week later. Excess paid, job done! Second dealing was Mrs B's new car. Changed on the policy for a £15 admin fee plus the change in premium. Then, a week later, put the private registration on it, done in 10 minutes on the phone and no charge. As of yet, after two years with them, I cannot fault LV.I have had our MH insurance through the CMC for the last few years which has been a reasonable price, however my renewal just came through and had been hiked up by £80. Out of the 'kindness of their hearts' the broker managed to get me another quote which was only £60 more than previous. I have now gone to LV where I also have multi car policy and House insurance and they have quoted me just over half of the other quotes. I also got a quote from Highway which is owned by LV and that was back to silly money.
I think they just charge what they feel like so lets hope I don't need to make a claim!
Thanks for that, its reassuring.I had to make a claim on a windscreen for one of my cars with LV. It started off as a stone chip but, upon examination by the Autoglass technician, he said it was not possible to repair. He then continued by saying the Manufacturers OEM screen costs an absolute fortune and that I may not get one as there are cheaper alternatives available. He would report back to his depot. Anyway, not a lot happened for two weeks then I got a call saying it had been cleared by LV to fit the Mercedes OEM windscreen. The job was done a week later. Excess paid, job done! Second dealing was Mrs B's new car. Changed on the policy for a £15 admin fee plus the change in premium. Then, a week later, put the private registration on it, done in 10 minutes on the phone and no charge. As of yet, after two years with them, I cannot fault LV.
Aviva v, Gibraltar registered insurer? Interesting preferenceI wouldn't touch Comfort. AIB for me