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Go on one of these comparison websites and then buy the policy via QuidCo, thats what I do every year and pay next to nothing once the cash back kicks in.
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Got me affordable insurance when I was in my 20s. Saved me hundreds (no, I wasn't some spoiled Tory child whose parents snuck me on to their insurance, I paid for my own for the car I bought with my own money from working for it)Originally posted by VillageContractor View PostIs it actually worth doing this? Anyone done it?
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Convert it into a van and run it through the company books.Originally posted by AtW View PostGot quote direct from Admiral (current provider): £2500-ish, and after using GoCompare.com same Admiral quoted £1200 for same stuff
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FTFYOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostWhy bother? Especially when I drive like a **** everywhere.


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Is it actually worth doing this? Anyone done it?Originally posted by WTFH View PostGo and do your IAM test and get another 15% off.
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You'll be spending more than that every month filling it up with petrol.
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Very true.Originally posted by squarepeg View PostNot all insurers list their deals on comparison sites. Shop around.
Direct Line you have to go to their website.
Also you should get a quote from GoCompare or whatever quote site, then go to the insurer's website yourself as you frequently get a better price.
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Firstly you aren't a new customer so you don't get a new customer discount.Originally posted by AtW View PostGot quote direct from Admiral (current provider): £2500-ish, and after using GoCompare.com same Admiral quoted £1200 for same stuff
Secondly you are suppose to move insurance companies every year. Even moving to one of their different brand names within the group should give you a discount.
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