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Insurance question

Zebbedee · 2014-02-20 19:53:26

I have 2 separate motor insurance policies. 1 for the bike and 1 for the car. I have my GF as a named driver on the car policy. She was recently involved in a collision while driving the car. Nobody hurt thankfully but there is now a liability dispute and the other party is trying to claim from my policy. As this will…

20-02-2014 8:53pm

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Zebbedee

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I have 2 separate motor insurance policies. 1 for the bike and 1 for the car.
I have my GF as a named driver on the car policy.
She was recently involved in a collision while driving the car. Nobody hurt thankfully but there is now a liability dispute and the other party is trying to claim from my policy.
As this will probably take a long time to resolve will this have a negative effect on my bike policy when I go to renew it in a few months time?

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#2 21-02-2014 12:30pm

Del2005

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You'll have to inform them of the claim when renewing, as to it affecting the cost I'd be surprised if it doesn't. You have a claim therefore you are a higher insurance risk, the fact it wasn't you that caused the claim will hopefully keep the increase low.

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