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Car insurance (cheapest)
To get cheaper insurance I can put myself as in full/part time education. At the moment I am an apprentice is this allowed as putting myself as the profession I am going into makes it almost £100 more expensive but as an apprentice I am still technically in education?
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Unless your apprenticeship involves going to college as well then your not in full/part time education.1
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Cheaper insurance deals require scrutinising, do it with a fine toothed comb, because the treatment/service you receive will reflect in their price.
Cheap doesn't mean it's a bargain.
One company, that falls into the cheap bracket, are One Call.
Read the genuine reviews they receive - they say it all.
Yes. I have first hand experience.1 -
I hope you never have the need to have a claim with tactics like that. The words policy cancellation are expensive words. The companies on the bottom feeding end are also the most likely to cancel policies - insurance companies don't make money by paying out.1
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