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3 Month Insurance

Max_Damage · 2010-04-14 09:25:43

Right, long story short, I'm going back to college in September and I'll be taking my car off the road then. However, my insurance is up at the end of June. So there any chance of getting 2-3 months insurance, just for the summer? (BTW I'm with Hibernian and have 4 years NCB if that helps).

14-04-2010 10:25am

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Right, long story short, I'm going back to college in September and I'll be taking my car off the road then. However, my insurance is up at the end of June. So there any chance of getting 2-3 months insurance, just for the summer?

(BTW I'm with Hibernian and have 4 years NCB if that helps).

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#2 14-04-2010 2:23pm

Max_Damage

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No one?

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#3 14-04-2010 2:26pm

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As far as i know you can pay by direct debit then cancel the insurance, any money owed to you is then refunded!

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#4 14-04-2010 2:27pm

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I doubt it Max, but ring a broker to be sure. Other option would be to cancel policy in Sept when you taket hte car off the road?

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#5 14-04-2010 2:29pm

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Why not just renew it and pay by direct debit? Then cancel it There will be a small admin fee

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#6 14-04-2010 2:31pm

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Thanks for the suggestions. Might do that alright.

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