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How should I answer this insurance question?
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>> it goes down on your husbands driving history and not your, as it was he who had the incidient
Sure it's not part of your driving history but is it part of your insurance history?
I would have thought you had made a claim but that's just a guess.0 -
This is where I get (easily) confused!!
It is MY policy but HIS accident - but I would have asked to claim off the policy BECAUSE of his accident, so it's MY claim But not according to Paul.** Freebies and money saved with the help of you all? - Don't know ....lost count! **** Stay Safe **0 -
I don't get that meaing from reading what he said. It is not your claim, it's your husbands.0
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Many thanks for all your thoughts and help.
Insurance is now done and paid for (with 5 hours to spare!)
Going via this website and obeying its commands of who to see and what to do has saved me £59 on my renewal price with the same company I am currently with.
I considered what I needed from my insurer and incentives for staying with them....and they won....but so did I too!** Freebies and money saved with the help of you all? - Don't know ....lost count! **** Stay Safe **0 -
My insurers ask whether I or any named driver on the policy has had an accident in the last three years, so they cover all incidents in one clear question.0
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