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Car Insurance - Ban Declare Question

TMinside
Posts: 26 Forumite
Hi all,
So I'm looking at getting a new car in a couple of months finally after many years. I'm just wondering if I need/should declare my ban. I notice the insurance ask "If I have been banned in the last 5 years" which yes I have in 2014. But this comes off/removed my license on the 23 April 2018. See below;

Thanks for any advise.
So I'm looking at getting a new car in a couple of months finally after many years. I'm just wondering if I need/should declare my ban. I notice the insurance ask "If I have been banned in the last 5 years" which yes I have in 2014. But this comes off/removed my license on the 23 April 2018. See below;

Thanks for any advise.
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You honestly and accurately answer the question that you have been asked, nothing more, nothing less.0
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It doesn't matter whether it has been removed from your licence ...you have to honestly answer the question your are being asked by the insurance company.
Remember they can check this but might not bother until you make a claim and by then your in the !!!!.0 -
Licence endorsements are not spent till after 5 years even though they are removed after 4
The question is about convictions in the last 5 years!0 -
You still have to declare it though it reality any difference this far down the line in premium will be negligable0
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Well thanks guys, thought it was worth checking before. Unfortunately adds on £700 making a total of around £1700 for the year but it's worth it rather than being unable to claim/fraud.
Thanks!0 -
If you have a 4 yr old sp30 conviction that is having that much impact on your insurance you need to look around at alternatives. I wouldn't expect a more serious conviction to still have that impact alone after 4 yrs.0
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You will need to declare this until 23rd of April 2019.
On your licence or not, that's not the question.Save £12k in 2019 -0 -
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Done a bit of shopping around tonight and I've got it down to around £1500 compared to £1250 (without the ban) which I don't think is bad and I'll be fully legal up to the eyeballs so can't complain.0
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Hi all,
So I'm looking at getting a new car in a couple of months finally after many years. I'm just wondering if I need/should declare my ban. I notice the insurance ask "If I have been banned in the last 5 years" which yes I have in 2014. But this comes off/removed my license on the 23 April 2018. See below;
Thanks for any advise.
You were banned on 23rd April 2014. That is less than five years ago, so yes, you do need to declare it.
The question is straightforward, and so is the answer.0
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