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3 month car insurance
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A bricks and mortar brokers rather than online will be able to do this.0
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You need to look at the policies of different companies, and the cancellation clauses. it used to be the case that direct line would give a pro rata refund. However I am pretty sure they now have a different policy of charging a 1 month of premium (i.e. one twelth of premium), which is what most insurers do these days.
What I recommend is that you phone every insurer you can think of and ask them "what is your refund policy in a mid term cancellation".0 -
Budget insurance do monthly policies I have used them with no probs:beer:0
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ecarinsurance Pay as you go policy = job done0
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