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Car insurance - cosmetic - bumps & scratches
serenade2015
Posts: 53 Forumite
in Motoring
Have avoided all the dealer sold insurances, but after a colleague had their car badly scratched & dented last week in a car park(no they kindly did not leave a sorry note)
I am thinking to take out this extra insurance, any company recommendations?
Thanks
I am thinking to take out this extra insurance, any company recommendations?
Thanks
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What's wrong with your standard car insurance?0
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i am thinking of the minor claims0
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How many times are you expecting to make a claim?0
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I have no idea- hopefully not at all but after hearing so many stories about car parks bangs & scratches then it got me thinking, the only reason asking is that I will be using a public car park quite a bit until we move into new premises. Rather than claiming through insurance or out of my own pocket - I thought this might be worth considering.......0
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So you're thinking of two policies on your car, one for driving and one for car park damage?
What do you think another policy will cost with no no claims?0 -
There are policies specifically intended for cosmetic damage...
https://www.lovemoney.com/news/20738/cosmetic-car-insurance-is-it-worth-it0 -
I don't think you can insure the same risk twice, or perhaps if you do they will share the claims. Check first with the ins co.I am not a cat (But my friend is)0
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