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No frills insurance - ?
Not really as far as I can see they could do much better.
http://www.tescofinance.com/personal/finance/insurance/carins/standard_value.html
options included which could have been excluded
radio cover,
personal belongings cover
window cover ?maybe - maybenot
accident recovery
legal protection
Some of those will be optional but others won't be, hardly what I call no frills.
http://www.tescofinance.com/personal/finance/insurance/carins/standard_value.html
options included which could have been excluded
radio cover,
personal belongings cover
window cover ?maybe - maybenot
accident recovery
legal protection
Some of those will be optional but others won't be, hardly what I call no frills.
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radio cover is definatly not a "no frills" insurance, most people would be quite happy to use a cheap one from argos etc. if theirs got stolen and most of the manufactoror(sp) ones that are odd shapes can be picked up on ebay for less than £20.0
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