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no claims question

kenzolo · 2010-02-17 20:10:18

Right have a few question. # 1. I had a 1 years no claims bonus but i lost it due to a claim against me so now I understand that my no claims is of present gone? # 2. Seeing as I have 5 months until I renew my policy do I get a no claims bonus again once I renew my policy or once I renew will i have 0 no claims bonus?…

17-02-2010 9:10pm

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kenzolo

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Right have a few question.

# 1. I had a 1 years no claims bonus but i lost it due to a claim against me so now I understand that my no claims is of present gone?

# 2. Seeing as I have 5 months until I renew my policy do I get a no claims bonus again once I renew my policy or once I renew will i have 0 no claims bonus?

thanks

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#2 17-02-2010 9:20pm

CoDy1

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You only earn a bonus if you have a completed a year of insurance with no claims, from renewal date to renewal date.

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#3 17-02-2010 9:40pm

kenzolo

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ah so my best bet would be to cancel my policy and move company and save myself the few months on the policy instead of waiting 5 months just to renew when i can just start a new policy and start collecting my no claims bonus tomorrow.

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