Any company that offers deals when switching 3 cars/life/house insurance to them?

Neuronic

Ok - As I am a young lad trying to insure my first car I have 0 years no claims and insurance prices are through the roof even on the smallest of cars and of the lowest insurance group. For example, the cheapest quote I could find for a 2002 Vauxhall Corsa Club 1.2 16V is a whopping £3832!

As my household has a total of 4 vehicles all with different policies with the addition of house insurance and home/contents insurance - I was wondering if there are any insurance companies out there that would offer discounts or deals if we were to switch ALL of our insurance policies, so that's..

- 4 Vehicles
- House Insurance
- Contents Insurance

to them? If anyone knows of any companies that would do this then please let me know! I really need to insure my car and start earning some no claims. I just can't justify the high prices for insurance at the moment, I can't afford it - and because I am male, I have no choice! This is just not fair that insurance companies tar all males with the same brush as a result of boy racers and idiots

Help!

Thanks

dunstonh

The chances of a provider being competitive in all areas of insurance are unlikely. Many life assurers dont even transact in motor insurance or household. Even those that do tend to do so via a different subsidiary company. There may be some that give discounts for house and motor though.

As I am a young lad trying to insure my first car I have 0 years no claims and insurance prices are through the roof even on the smallest of cars and of the lowest insurance group. For example, the cheapest quote I could find for a 2002 Vauxhall Corsa Club 1.2 16V is a whopping £3832!

I dont know the current tables but I would hazard a guess that a 16valve 1.2 engine Corsa is not low grouping. Corsas of that era are notorious with boy racers and customisation.

Neuronic

dunstonh wrote: »

The chances of a provider being competitive in all areas of insurance are unlikely. Many life assurers dont even transact in motor insurance or household. Even those that do tend to do so via a different subsidiary company. There may be some that give discounts for house and motor though.



I dont know the current tables but I would hazard a guess that a 16valve 1.2 engine Corsa is not low grouping. Corsas of that era are notorious with boy racers and customisation.

1.2 Corsa 16v is group 2.

dunstonh

Is it really 1E. Anecdotally, I would have thought higher than that. I guess the location is the big killer in the OPs case then.

Neuronic

dunstonh wrote: »

Is it really 1E. Anecdotally, I would have thought higher than that. I guess the location is the big killer in the OPs case then.

Can't be though.. My postcode is low risk. PE6 8DE.

msmyth18

Admiral multicar policy.

Although im not with one because a member of my household disagreed.

For myself a young driver on a multicar policy it knocked off about £400.

Neuronic

msmyth18 wrote: »

Admiral multicar policy.

Although im not with one because a member of my household disagreed.

For myself a young driver on a multicar policy it knocked off about £400.

What car are you driving now and how old are you?