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Self Employed car insurance HELP

pitry
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Dear All,
does anyone know of a good car insurer for a self employed lady?
I have had to turn to freelancing as I can't get a job (on PAYE) and therefore had to register self employed.
I had quotes nearing £800 for a Toyota Prius 57 reg, I have 11 years no claims and this is double than my current insurance.
Any suggestion will be tried but after doing the regular compare engines (which are a load of bull) and Aviva and Direct Line, I am nearly in tears!
Thanks very much
does anyone know of a good car insurer for a self employed lady?
I have had to turn to freelancing as I can't get a job (on PAYE) and therefore had to register self employed.
I had quotes nearing £800 for a Toyota Prius 57 reg, I have 11 years no claims and this is double than my current insurance.
Any suggestion will be tried but after doing the regular compare engines (which are a load of bull) and Aviva and Direct Line, I am nearly in tears!
Thanks very much
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Im self employed, im 27 and passed my test 3 months ago my insurance is about £1300!
how can there only be a £500 different if you have 11 years no claims! Have you been on confused.com and moneysupermarket? I foudn they both had different prices and different insurers popped up too. Mine is with LV= they were coming out about £300 less than everyone else.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a mortgage adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
What is your job?0
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Dear All,
does anyone know of a good car insurer for a self employed lady?
I know self-employed journalists,lawyers, accountants, bookkeepers, builders etc.
Journalists generally have difficulty getting insurance.I'm not cynical I'm realistic
(If a link I give opens pop ups I won't know I don't use windows)0 -
The self employed element will be making little if any difference. Just to test it I did two identical quotes online, one self employed the other as employed via Confused.com and all the results returned in the top 10 were identical.
There are evidently other factors that are pushing up your premiums0
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