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General => Insurance => Topic started by: hyland770 on 12 May 2009, 15:10
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as above i need cheap insurance without having to pay a deposit what are the best sites i looked through many and seem to be at about £950 although managed to get this down to £900 but still £90 pm is a bit steep. any ideas?
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Try being 20, a student and £100 a month, don't moan as people have it worse :grin: :grin: :grin:
I don't know of anywhere there doesn't do no deposits but cheapest prices I have found are through Elephant / Bell / Admiral :)
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Elephant / Bell / Admiral :)
Don't require a large deposit
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£90 a month is good for your age mate, my first insurance was £150 or so a month with a £360 deposit (then again it was on a 135bhp Mondeo...)
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i pay £158 a month.
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:lipsrsealed:
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:lipsrsealed:
And keep it shut!
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Most I paid was £500 PA when I was 20 on the Golf with Bell. My pug set me back £600 per year from 17 > 20 with CIS.
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:lipsrsealed:
And keep it shut!
i was going to
but
not now
i can insure all 3 of my cars for the year for less than mikey pays in 6 months :grin: :laugh:
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Self inflicted mate, i have had crashes which lost me my ncb etc etc.
But hey o, learn from our mistakes. Plus HIC raped me on interest for paymonthly. Went from like 1300 to 1600ish!
But renewal in september should be sweet, with my 1st years ncb, and 3 years of driving, 21 years old and all that rubbish. lol
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insurance is ghey when you're young cos you end up paying through the arse and you cannae claim as a result of stupid excesses and losing your ncb. no win situation.
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£120 a month on a 1.2 corsa B That hurt :cry:
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£266 a year!
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an insurance company will always want a deposit, this is for security to make sure you can afford
your monthly payments and that you don't just get your certificate of motor insurance to tax your car etc etc, and then default on your payments i work as an insurance advisor so this is why
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Cheaper to get a credit card an pay the lump sum to them, then you get a bit of flexibility through the year on how you want to pay it off. That said you need a decent credit card without 29.9% rates and be able to trust yourself with doing it! Works for me though on a 12.9% apr card. Also get 1 month interest free too :smiley:
Sam