Don't forget to see if you can get cashback on your internet quotes. Aviva give back up to £60 to new customers using one of the top cashback sites!

Yeah, but Aviva ain't exactly a company I'd deal with. Their policy is not as good as others.

Bit of good news today.

Swiftcover have been the cheapest for the last 2 years for me but their renewal came for my FL2 this morning and i only do 6k miles at the most and they want £550

Did a quick compare on moneysupermarket and LV are offering it at £350. Gone with LV  59 TD4e XS in galway green

That's good news for you this year Annie - pity you can't buy for more years ahead - it's going to cost you girls next year when you have to be included with us "mad men"!  10MY (Sept 09) TD4 HSE Auto in Stornoway Grey (Now Gone)

08 FL2 TD4 SE Manual in Rimini Red (Now Gone)

dunkley201 wrote:

That's good news for you this year Annie - pity you can't buy for more years ahead - it's going to cost you girls next year when you have to be included with us "mad men"!

Ah i wondered when that was coming in. Nonsense  59 TD4e XS in galway green

I agree it's nonsense, but the EU says it's got to happen to avoid discrimination - looks like reverse discrimination to me.  10MY (Sept 09) TD4 HSE Auto in Stornoway Grey (Now Gone)

08 FL2 TD4 SE Manual in Rimini Red (Now Gone)

Was with Direct Line for a Disco 2. Informed them of a vehicle change to FL2 and listed the factory options and dealer fitted accessories it had. Finally after 30+ minutes came the reply our underwriters won't insure your new vehicle
Have ended up with LRI who didn't mind any factory options or dealer fitted accessories at a cost of £433. They even said it's surprising how many people get refused cover when mentioning the options/accessories fitted and end up with LRI.
Has anybody else experienced this? 2015 BMW
2012 Freelander 2 GS Red (gone)
2004 Discovery TD5 Landmark Silver (gone)
2000 Freelander XEDi Red (gone)
1996 Discovery 300TDi S Blue (gone)

Annie wrote:

Bit of good news today.


Did a quick compare on moneysupermarket and LV are offering it at £350. Gone with LV

We have just changed our 3 cars from Admiral to LV, FL2 HSE 12k miles £290 including EU and legal cover.
It just depends which companies are seeking premium income to invest at the time you renew, this week Axa seem to be looking for income so may be worth a look.

Its also well worth checking the latest policy documents, Admiral for one have made changes to which I would not agree. Only giving basic third party cover abroad is becoming common with many.

Spuddie, I am with Ditect Line, they have been competitive and not bothered about fitted options?

This is what happens when call centres full of box tickers get employed, very little knowledge and no qualifications, to the company behind them, it's simply a numbers game, sod the complicated ones, go after lots of easy ones.

Someone will ask, full business use, 35k miles a year, £550 with protected NCB

Taz

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dunroof wrote:

Hastings Direct - fully comp, protected NCD, £95 comp. excess, nil voluntary, c/car etc. £161 and going via a cash back web site, £41 back as well. So the whole lot for a year for £120 and in SWMBOs name, so can't see how insurance has gone up for females.

I've just gone with Hastings using that cash back offer. After cash back, £360 with business and 12k per yr.. A saving of 250 over last year  Freelander 2 TD4 Auto, SE, Narvik Black, Alpaca full leather, Rear Headrest Entertainment System, 6 CD, 18 HSE Wheels, Privicy tints

LV was cheapest of all for me. Also if you work in the civil service sector then concider joining the the CMSA club. My qoute dropped from £545 to £485 for being a member.
They also have some great leisure retreats.

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£128 with Aviva via quidco including £80 cashback (still to come)

Fully comp, 2 drivers, rural area, under 50 years old