AonInsure

CrazyRabbit

Soo..just got my renewal notice from Aon and was hoping it would be a bit clearer that last year. No luck.

Top of the notice it says Total Due = €792. Down further it says I should fill in the Direct Debit Mandate for the amount of €257. And the NCD amount is €968. Thanks for making it simple Aon!

It also gives a link to renew via credit card on their website so I had a look. Filled in my name, reference code, policy number, phone number and email address hoping it would display the amount due. Nope...just an empty box for me to enter a value. And then it just got stupid. When I try to select a renewal date, it doesn't let me choose any date after August (my policy is due for renew on Sept 6th).

I wonder if this year they will email/text me another 5-6 times telling me I must FAX in a load of details as well?

I've been with Aon for years now, but I'm getting a bit sick of them now. Any suggestions?

prunudo

One word 'Adelaide'

Give them a ring and see how you get on.

RosieJoe

€792 is your premium.

€257 is your 30% deposit and then you'll pay the rest over 10 months.

Ring the others for a comparative price.

AON wanted 300 from me, best price from them after a call was €281. Liberty and Carole Nash were over €400. Went with Adelaide for €258.

Wonda-Boy

Adelaide are by FAR the most competitive at the moment, by a far bit not just small %. If you have at least 1 yrs NCB I would be calling them for sure. If you are getting insured for the 1st time it might be different.

I have 2yr NCB and my current insurer then (AON) wanted mad money for the change from the FZ6 to the Sprint 1050 and that was when I was with them for 2 yrs.. Adelaide were nearly €300 cheaper with a better policy all round leathers and helmet cover, and ride any bike etc.

CrazyRabbit

RosieJoe wrote: »

€792 is your premium.

€257 is your 30% deposit and then you'll pay the rest over 10 months.

Ring the others for a comparative price.

AON wanted 300 from me, best price from them after a call was €281. Liberty and Carole Nash were over €400. Went with Adelaide for €258.

There's no mention anywhere about paying the rest over time. That's what was confusing. It's worded as one-off payment of €257.

Frankly, I'm astonished that the premium would go from €240 last year to €792 this year. No claims, no change of address or change in how the bike is used etc.

I guess I'll be giving Adelaide a call!

Nodster

If opting for Adelaide, pay by Debit card otherwise they surcharge for a Credit card payments

RosieJoe

Just checked my renewal and it has the total due and the DD amount. The DD assumes you're paying by instalments.