Insurance Renewal - Windscreen claim by named driver on their own car

DullGreyGuy

GreenLightRedLight said:

It doesn't ask fault when saying windscreen/ glass (drop down box)

It won't, in principle they are all "fault" but normally glass is dealt with totally differently 

Shop around as a glass claim wouldn't normally have such an impact. 

GreenLightRedLight

DullGreyGuy said:

GreenLightRedLight said:

It doesn't ask fault when saying windscreen/ glass (drop down box)

It won't, in principle they are all "fault" but normally glass is dealt with totally differently 

Shop around as a glass claim wouldn't normally have such an impact. 

Thank you. Do I need to tell them about his non fault motorbike claim (at this point I'm ready to remove him from my insurance altogether! 🙄). 

elsien

You need to look at the wording of the specific questions you are being asked. But if it asks if you or any named driver has made a claim in the last number of years, then I would expect that to be declarable. 

GreenLightRedLight

elsien said:

You need to look at the wording of the specific questions you are being asked. But if it asks if you or any named driver has made a claim in the last number of years, then I would expect that to be declarable. 

Thanks. He's just told me he didn't make a claim on his insurance for motorbike, it was on the other persons. So that's a relief!

GrumpyDil

GreenLightRedLight said:

elsien said:

You need to look at the wording of the specific questions you are being asked. But if it asks if you or any named driver has made a claim in the last number of years, then I would expect that to be declarable. 

Thanks. He's just told me he didn't make a claim on his insurance for motorbike, it was on the other persons. So that's a relief!

Thats technically still a claim even if it was against someone else's policy. 

DullGreyGuy

GreenLightRedLight said:

DullGreyGuy said:

GreenLightRedLight said:

It doesn't ask fault when saying windscreen/ glass (drop down box)

It won't, in principle they are all "fault" but normally glass is dealt with totally differently 

Shop around as a glass claim wouldn't normally have such an impact. 

Thank you. Do I need to tell them about his non fault motorbike claim (at this point I'm ready to remove him from my insurance altogether! 🙄). 

You would need to tell them about it, in principle it's more likely to make a bigger difference than a Glass claim. 

GreenLightRedLight

GrumpyDil said:

GreenLightRedLight said:

elsien said:

You need to look at the wording of the specific questions you are being asked. But if it asks if you or any named driver has made a claim in the last number of years, then I would expect that to be declarable. 

Thanks. He's just told me he didn't make a claim on his insurance for motorbike, it was on the other persons. So that's a relief!

Thats technically still a claim even if it was against someone else's policy. 

Even though it was a separate vehicle (his motorbike). I just want to be 100% sure that I state everything that I should. I've not been in this situation before in all my years of driving. 
- my glass chip
- his windscreen replacement on a separate car not on my policy
- his non fault accident on a motorbike that was claimed on another's policy.
He is hiking up my policy by £100s. Annoying, considering he only drives it once a week if that.