NCB Question

Adams1

Hey.

What happens if you have two cars, insured by two different insurance companies, and at the end of the year decide to sell both cars and buy a new car, how would the NCB be calculated if you get NCB's from two companies at the end of the year?

Thanks!

tim9966

You would lose one lot, and be able to keep the other NCD. You can't add them together.

atrixblue.-MFR-.

do you really have to clog up the forums with one line questions?

you seem to be having insurance problems monthly, for whatever reason.

perhaps we should recap.

you have two cars one wich has you name you like so much you imported or wanted to , you wanted to add you brother with a cypriot license onto one of these and get cheaper insurance by parking them in a low risk area wich you deem is unreasonable an insurer not allowing you to, ontop of that you wanted to retain plates registered to that vehicle wich is an 01 plate and put it on a 97 year car because it had you surname and thus you thought entitled you to it?

thought you were on first name terms with your insurers being as you call them so often why not call them too ask this question??? or can you not get through for some unknown reason?

scheming_gypsy

tim9966 wrote: »

You would lose one lot, and be able to keep the other NCD. You can't add them together.

no you don't. You use one lot and then have the second one doing nothing; you lose it if you don't use it within two years.