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motor protect policies with car finance
rickyboy1973
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hi, please bare with me if this is somewhere else in the forum, but I've searched as much as i can with out any luck. i will try to give as much detail as i can
i have advantage car finance which is a 42 month payment plan. due to end in march 2015, all up to date no missed payments. as part of the finance agreement i was sold motor protect plus, aa and some mot type cover policies which have been added to the car finance. these policies were only 36 months by the way. so i am thinking happy days my car finance premium should fall as i on longer have cover on these policies which have just lapsed as i have been receiving letter through the post telling me. now a couple of points
1- is it right that i should still be paying for (policies) that no longer exist.
2- is there any weight in the fact that i didn't really need any of this as it all boiled down to the point of starting the car finance i.e. you take these policies or you don't get your car finance accepted
any advice would be a help
i have advantage car finance which is a 42 month payment plan. due to end in march 2015, all up to date no missed payments. as part of the finance agreement i was sold motor protect plus, aa and some mot type cover policies which have been added to the car finance. these policies were only 36 months by the way. so i am thinking happy days my car finance premium should fall as i on longer have cover on these policies which have just lapsed as i have been receiving letter through the post telling me. now a couple of points
1- is it right that i should still be paying for (policies) that no longer exist.
2- is there any weight in the fact that i didn't really need any of this as it all boiled down to the point of starting the car finance i.e. you take these policies or you don't get your car finance accepted
any advice would be a help
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