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RAC Renewal Info please

Cinders2001 · 2012-07-07 17:47:58

I see there is a recent AA renewal thread, but as this is an RAC enquiry I thought i'd start afresh. I have been with RAC since 2004 and am due for renewal on 28th July. I have cover for Joint, Solutions 4, Roadside & Recovery, At Home, and Onward Travel. It's a Personal based membership for my Hubby and I. They are asking…

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14 July 2012 at 11:24PM

Just taken out joint roadside and recovery using clubcard vouchers. Seems cheapest for me. Next year I'll go back to the AA using topcashback. Happy to bounce between the two as renewal prices are criminal.

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