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Anyone have any experience of Lloyds and Sainsbury car insurance?
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williamstewart
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Presently with Tesco for fully comprehensive car insurance until the beginning of June and naturally, their renewal quote is now £100 higher at £421 (same with Direct Line last year which increased to £478 from £378ish).
Looking around after getting some emails reminding me and Lloyds, who I bank with, are around £313 (pretty much what I pay now), and Sainsbury about £20 cheaper (can go through TCB and Moneysupermarket and potentially get £31.50 cashback here).
Others range from anything up to £480 for practically the same thing.
Only ever had to make a claim with Churchill after a neighbour hit me side on (twice, second time he was seen so his insurance paid) and Churchill working with Aviva was a game of ping pong with me having to do all the legwork.
Looking around after getting some emails reminding me and Lloyds, who I bank with, are around £313 (pretty much what I pay now), and Sainsbury about £20 cheaper (can go through TCB and Moneysupermarket and potentially get £31.50 cashback here).
Others range from anything up to £480 for practically the same thing.
Only ever had to make a claim with Churchill after a neighbour hit me side on (twice, second time he was seen so his insurance paid) and Churchill working with Aviva was a game of ping pong with me having to do all the legwork.
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Lloyds are underwritten by BISL.
Sainsbury's are an intermediary.
Both are established within the insurance market.
What specific queries do you have about them?Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
As with all insurance, you only really find out if it's worth the paper it's written on if you need to make a claim.
Everything is much the same up to that point, so if I should ever need to claim, any good or experiences?
Don't want to find company xxx tries to wiggle out of everything whilst company yyy couldn't be more helpful.
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