Cutting Car Insurance

Anitaj73

:eek: WOW I was amazed it actually works.
This was the first time i have actually tried and tested the advice given and i have saved myself nearly £100 on my car insurance :j

:money: Go do it now, don't miss out on this easy money saver. I found the step by step guide was sooo easy to follow.

Thanx Guys N Gals :beer:

kenswife

I did a search for car insurance.
The cheapest one I found for us was Kwik Fit Insurance for £185.00
I then went to Quidco, got £45 cash back.
Kwik Fit also gave us a free MOT worth £44 and a discount card for 10% off tyres, exhausts etc for our car!

So in brief:
Car insurance £185
Quidco -£ 45
Free MOT -£ 44

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TOTAL COST £ 96

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This isnt including what we might save by using the 10% discount card!

THANKS MARTIN!:money: :beer: :j

ystalyfera

pru this for me is £324 - the £70 cashback(£254 really) when last yr it was £197:mad: but through Quidco again this yr Churchill is the best of 5 i've done so far £206.85 less £100 cashback:eek: so £106 on a p reg vectra 1.8:Dhappy days

Hizz

Been through Quidco for quote twice via Churchill only to be told on both occasions that they can't give me a quote with the info. I've provided. Why?????????

Just tried the same with Lloyds/TSB and exactly the same - although the companies are underwritten together. Not sure if it's a system problem.

ystalyfera

Hizz wrote: »

Been through Quidco for quote twice via Churchill only to be told on both occasions that they can't give me a quote with the info. I've provided. Why?????????

Just tried the same with Lloyds/TSB and exactly the same - although the companies are underwritten together. Not sure if it's a system problem.

i've had that with More than :mad::mad::mad: if they are cheaper:mad::mad::mad:

budget_barbie

Can anyone give me a link to the step by step guide?
I've saved heaps in the last 2 years just using quidco and confused.com but their are so many compasison sites now, I'm gonna check them all out

BB

nillhouse

budget_barbie wrote: »

Can anyone give me a link to the step by step guide?
I've saved heaps in the last 2 years just using quidco and confused.com but their are so many compasison sites now, I'm gonna check them all out

BB

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/compare-cheap-car-insurance

There go'es me dear.:o

mi33cupc@ke

I just have a quick question on car insurance if anyone can help me. My husband and I both drive our car but its in my name. Therefore I have always insured the car under my name and put my husband down as a named driver. However, my husband has held his licence for about 16 years and I've had mine about 9. He is also an advanced driver. I'm thinking, would we get a cheaper insurance quote with him as the main driver and me as the named driver?

nillhouse

jools02 wrote: »

I just have a quick question on car insurance if anyone can help me. My husband and I both drive our car but its in my name. Therefore I have always insured the car under my name and put my husband down as a named driver. However, my husband has held his licence for about 16 years and I've had mine about 9. He is also an advanced driver. I'm thinking, would we get a cheaper insurance quote with him as the main driver and me as the named driver?

Only one way to find out me dear, follow the guide and find out.:D

Steve1981

Hizz wrote: »

Been through Quidco for quote twice via Churchill only to be told on both occasions that they can't give me a quote with the info. I've provided. Why?????????

Just tried the same with Lloyds/TSB and exactly the same - although the companies are underwritten together. Not sure if it's a system problem.

whilst Churchill underwrite both policies, they will not both be the same policy, Lloyds TSB will select their own criteria, whilst most parts of underwriting may be similar it is not a 'churchill' policy they will only handle a claim if it occurs, therefore churchill may decline to quote, where tsb will

Steve1981

jools02 wrote: »

I just have a quick question on car insurance if anyone can help me. My husband and I both drive our car but its in my name. Therefore I have always insured the car under my name and put my husband down as a named driver. However, my husband has held his licence for about 16 years and I've had mine about 9. He is also an advanced driver. I'm thinking, would we get a cheaper insurance quote with him as the main driver and me as the named driver?

*To be honest once you have held your full licence for more than 5 years for most insurers it wont make any difference

*A lot of insuers dont reward advanced drivers anymore

* Be careful with the difference between main driver and policy holder. MAIN driver is the person who drives the car the most (obviousy you cant choose who hte main driver is, its a fact of who is actually the main driver). You could be the policy holder, but either you or your husband could be the MAIN driver - it doesnt have to be the same person on an insured and spouse policy)

*Also if the policy has been in your name for a number of years then you will have the no claims discount - if you put it in your husbands name chances are ncd wont be transferable and so the discount would be received would be less