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High excesses are worth it
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Can't be bothered arguing with you again. Suffice to say my 20 yrs experience and 6 as an underwriter tells me different.
Again it's my opinion!0 -
With my last car policy, it was cheapest if I had no additional excess.
Buildings insurance, I've never checked. But with 3 claims in 17 years, that £170 saved (assuming the saving was the same every year) would have cost me quite a bit.0 -
In the case of my car insurance though, in my case it stayed the same price above £100 voluntary excess, all the way to £1000, but it got more expensive beneath that
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