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Insurance Renewal & Declaring Incidents

tgcntrb2 · 2017-02-24 19:23:38

Hi all, Want to draw upon your collective wisdom on the following. Apologies if I exhibit any ignorance or stupidity - it is entirely unintentional! I damaged my car last week. Underground car park, 1 idiot driver (me). I pulled out in haste and scraped the passenger side rear panel against a concrete pillar. No-one else…

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photome Posts: 16,743 Forumite

25 February 2017 at 12:59PM

I would consider going through the insurance

as an example, my wife and I have had 3 accidents in the last 2 months on 2 different cars, 2 non fault

the third was classed as at fault because a deer ran out in front

but added together they have only increased my wifes premium buy £20

I guess it may have been different if they were at fault accidents

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