NCD for Home insurance ?
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Biggie
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NCD doesn't seem to be as straight forward for home insurance as it is for cars.
I have had contents insurance for 3 years (Including current year)
building insurance for 2 years. (Including current year).
Note: My bulding & contents has been on the same policy.
This year I had to make a claim for contents insurance so thought that this would leave me with 2 years contents and 2 years building.
Tesco my current provider can't tell me because they say they don't actually care or take into account NCD. They also say I won't get any for both building and contents from them because it's a joint policy and i've made a claim this year.
On Confused.com i'm unable to say no claims for 2 years for contents because of the claim this year.
Can anyone claify as i'm confused how much NCB for building and contents I have.
Surly I'm not left with 0 years for both just because i've made one claim in 3 years.
thanks
I have had contents insurance for 3 years (Including current year)
building insurance for 2 years. (Including current year).
Note: My bulding & contents has been on the same policy.
This year I had to make a claim for contents insurance so thought that this would leave me with 2 years contents and 2 years building.
Tesco my current provider can't tell me because they say they don't actually care or take into account NCD. They also say I won't get any for both building and contents from them because it's a joint policy and i've made a claim this year.
On Confused.com i'm unable to say no claims for 2 years for contents because of the claim this year.
Can anyone claify as i'm confused how much NCB for building and contents I have.
Surly I'm not left with 0 years for both just because i've made one claim in 3 years.
thanks
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i've been told that your NCB resets if you make a claim
so I believe I have 0 years for contents
But not sure about building is this also 0 even though I only made contents on a joint policy ?????0 -
any thoughts on this0
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It really depends on the insurer and what questions they ask.
For example some ask you have you had a claim in the last 3-6 years and then ask you how long you have had insurance for. I suggest you open the yellow pages and ring round.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
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