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Selling Car - What happens?
Lux_K
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I'm plannning on selling one of my cars this month and won't be replacing it. The insurance runs to December and I paid for the year upfront, can you get a refund or is this money just lost? I've searched the web but can't seem to find out what happens in this situation.
Thx in advance for any answers and I hope this isn't too stupid a question!!!
Thx in advance for any answers and I hope this isn't too stupid a question!!!
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Read your policy documents and it will tell you what your brokers/ insurers cancellation policy is.
Normally you will get a partial refund, if you've made no claims that have been deemed your fault, minus an administration fee.0 -
Cheers insideinsurance, feel like a bit of a numptie now for not looking there first :rotfl:0
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