Car hire - excesses
Discussion
As above, get yourself standalone excess cover either for the trip or if you hire often then an annual policy. It does mean you will probably have a large preauthorisation on your credit card and it does mean paying up if you have a prang them claiming back but the savings are huge and chances of needing it are small so worth the effort imo.
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-car... (scroll down)
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-car... (scroll down)
john2443 said:
How do Enterprise justify this - 4 days x £20=80 and still a £700 excess v annual policy £40 with hopefully a small excess.
Just sounds like a complete rip off - if they charged £5 a day and £250 excess that would sound believable but £20 and £700 just seems off the scale mad!
It is mad. A few years ago it was about £5 a day for collision damage waiver. It's gone up and up.Just sounds like a complete rip off - if they charged £5 a day and £250 excess that would sound believable but £20 and £700 just seems off the scale mad!
I always use a seperate policy.
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