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help with car insurance

Miss1979
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i have had my licence 3 years last year a car ran in the back of me and this year someone hit me also none of these claims have been my fault but ive lost my no claims now im struggling to find insurance i can afford its extortionate , does anyone know where i can look ive been on comparrisson sites but just so expensive thank you
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If they were not your fault why have you lost your no claims?
Comparison sites and then the companies not on the comparison sites. With claims and zero no claims its going to be expensive.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
i was with tesco bank car insurance they informed me that even though it wasnt my fault it still goes down to loosing my no claims0
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You need to speak with whoever you were insured with at the time to ask why NCD has not been allowed and if they can reinstate any NCD0
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thank you for replying0
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i was with tesco bank car insurance they informed me that even though it wasnt my fault it still goes down to loosing my no claims
Was there a third party involved?
(You should only lose your NCD when you make a claim and there is no third party to reimburse your insurer)
Assuming there was a liable third party, then Tesco may have not yet received their reimbursement from the third party. If that is the case then it is normal, and you could explain the circs to your chosen new insurer and see if they will amend your premium if your NCD is reinstated.
(But if there is no third party to pay then you do normally lose your NCD even though you were blameless)0 -
NCD = no claims discount
it is not about fault, it's about claims.
I am guessing you have claimed off your own insurer and they haven't yet got the money back so it's still outstanding as a claim(s).
Have you chased up both to see what's happening?0 -
first accident i claimed of the other party insurance as he admitted liability then 2nd one is still on going its not been settled i told my insurance i do not want to claim of my insurance ,so could this be why they are saying ive lost my no claims0
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Yes
If there is no dispute over liability them contact your insurer and ask them to close off the claim (assuming they haven't had any cost) and reinstate your NCD
But if there is a dispute over liability and the other side are making a claim against you then you are stuck with this till the liability is settled0
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