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BR and insurance
maxmycardagain
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Quotes hard to get (business use) when i asked my broker he replied the underwriters see BR's as a "Moral Hazard"
but will cover for 20% extra
I think THATS immoral...
(Not my case thankfully)
but will cover for 20% extra
I think THATS immoral...
(Not my case thankfully)
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Deemed a higher risk with a BR.
I'm deemed a higher risk with a CCJ, even with a clean licence of nearly 20 years and full NCB.
Not all insurance companies touch people with BRs / CCJs.Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
MovingForwards wrote: »Deemed a higher risk with a BR.
I'm deemed a higher risk with a CCJ, even with a clean licence of nearly 20 years and full NCB.
Not all insurance companies touch people with BRs / CCJs.
My broker said insurers ask..Have you ever been declared bankrupt, or have any CCJ's within the last 6 years whether settled or not?
Now seeing as the ID checks come back as per a credit check, in fact they ARE credit checks, they forgot to ask about DRO/IVA,etc,etc?...0 -
This is only for 6 years, right? I.e. credit file - I doubt they trawl the London Gazette every time they quote.
I hope no car insurers say 'ever been bankrupt' as that's just silly.0 -
terrence45 wrote: »This is only for 6 years, right? I.e. credit file - I doubt they trawl the London Gazette every time they quote.
I hope no car insurers say 'ever been bankrupt' as that's just silly.
When I first went BR almost 10 years ago, many insurance companies did indeed ask if you'd "ever" been BR. There were also quite a few who refused to even quote due to BR being on your file.
Thankfully it's less harsh now.Feb 2024:
CC1 6537.66
CC2 7804.45
CC3 4221.17
CC4 2053.68
CC5 989.30
Loan 1 3686.44
Loan 2 5275.22
Total £30,567.920
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