Insurance ncb question

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Kerogi

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4 posts

150 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Hi all,

First off I apologize if this is in the wrong forum but I could't find another more appropriate. Anyway I know No claims bonus lasts for 3 years? I have a renewal for an old car of mine through flux with an effective date of 2/3/09 saying I have 6 years ncb. I didn't renew with them and went on to a classic policy where I didn't earn anymore. Now im looking to get a car and im wondering is that renewal letter still good enough to use the 6 years ncb or do I need to start again?

Thanks

ZOLLAR

19,908 posts

174 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Generally NCB expires after 2 years.

cuprabob

14,661 posts

215 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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As above, NCB lasts 2 years

Kerogi

Original Poster:

4 posts

150 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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doh! Ok thanks, I guess ill start again frown

ZOLLAR

19,908 posts

174 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Kerogi said:
doh! Ok thanks, I guess ill start again frown
Just because the general concensus between insurers is 2 years doesn't mean it's set in stone, ring around insurers explain the situation you'll likely find an insurer who will either accept your NCB or give you some sort of equavilant (sp?) discount.

HTH smile

Gizmo!

18,150 posts

210 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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ZOLLAR said:
Kerogi said:
doh! Ok thanks, I guess ill start again frown
Just because the general concensus between insurers is 2 years doesn't mean it's set in stone, ring around insurers explain the situation you'll likely find an insurer who will either accept your NCB or give you some sort of equavilant (sp?) discount.

HTH smile
...is what I was going to say.

Direct line used to honour NCB for 3 yrs iirc.

Although the difference between insurers is likely to be more significant than the discount anyway.

GG89

3,527 posts

187 months

Saturday 26th November 2011
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Phone around and find out first hand, As said it isn't set in stone. They make the rules up as they go. Good luck smile

Kerogi

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4 posts

150 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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Little update: I thought I was still in the time before my ncb ran out so I got searching around. I've managed to find a renewal letter stating my 6 years ncb, this was for a renewal in Feb 2010. I didn't renew with them but will this do as proof so I don't have to start again?

Thanks

Sgwilliams

231 posts

162 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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yer that will be fine its within the last two years and if it states your entitled to those years NCB, thats what you should get smile

Kerogi

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4 posts

150 months

Monday 28th November 2011
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sweet thanks smile