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other half has had some accidents/bumps
with my car and now i need to make claim to insurance but dont know if i should just do a write off on it.
The excess policy is £350 if i make a claim - he bumped into a car and it could cost there abouts. then another woman bumped into him so that will cost her. then or prior it hit a pothole and we nearly lost control of the car BEFORE the snow was here and i got quoted around £300 or more (need to dig out paperwork). i need to sort out this car . i cannot remember how much it is actually worth/insured for. do i need to check this point first. i just think for all the hassle of having it fixed (at moment radiator is ok but will need checking with the bump too). this is my first experience at all this (touch wood i have never had an accident myself!!!) and woudl appreciate information on the best way forward for this. thanks in advance.
The excess policy is £350 if i make a claim - he bumped into a car and it could cost there abouts. then another woman bumped into him so that will cost her. then or prior it hit a pothole and we nearly lost control of the car BEFORE the snow was here and i got quoted around £300 or more (need to dig out paperwork). i need to sort out this car . i cannot remember how much it is actually worth/insured for. do i need to check this point first. i just think for all the hassle of having it fixed (at moment radiator is ok but will need checking with the bump too). this is my first experience at all this (touch wood i have never had an accident myself!!!) and woudl appreciate information on the best way forward for this. thanks in advance.
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If they are all different incidents then the Insurers will apply the excess to each incident0
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