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Not using no claims Bonus
chapperspmc10
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I have 6 years no claims discount and I did not renew my insurance in september when it expired. I sold my car shortly after as my partner and I now only have 1 car and received my 6 years no claims evidence from my old insurer. We got 1 years free insurance with our new car through Volkswagon. When I called to set up the insurance they asked if I had any no claims, I said 6. The person setting up the insurance said I should consider "asking my old insurer if they could keep my details for a year" as the no claims do not make a difference to me this year as the insurance is free from Volkswagon and I am essentially just putting it on the line for no reason. He didnt put the no claims on my insurance to give me time to consider.
I already have the evidence from my old insurer so Im assuming its unlikely they will keep my details on hold for a year. My question is if I leave it off my volkswagon insurance is it still valid when i come to renew my insurance next October (and have to pay for it)?
Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can give me
I already have the evidence from my old insurer so Im assuming its unlikely they will keep my details on hold for a year. My question is if I leave it off my volkswagon insurance is it still valid when i come to renew my insurance next October (and have to pay for it)?
Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can give me
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The norm is for NCD to be useable for up to 2 years, so you should be fine when you come to pay for insurance again.0
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chapperspmc10 wrote: »The person setting up the insurance said I should consider "asking my old insurer if they could keep my details for a year"
What they said is pretty meaningless. Your old insurer's views on your NCD is irrelevant - it a prospective new insurer's view that counts.
As above, a 2 year gap should be fine.0
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