how much would a theft add to next years premium?
how much would a theft add to next years premium?
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A500leroy

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8,585 posts

149 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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Just been reading an article that legally you have to report a theft to your insurer even if you dont claim or if you have 3rd party only insurance ( something to do with the insurer being legally responsible if the little darling that's nicked your bike causes any damage to someone else), so bearing this in mind even if you dont claim how much would it add to next years premium percentage wise? ( i know this may be a how longs a piece of string question)

graylag

685 posts

98 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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£43.28 or £2827.58 or a number in between those two, or lower than the first, or higher than the second.

Hope that helps.

fuhfuh

2 posts

95 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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probably $500

A500leroy

Original Poster:

8,585 posts

149 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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graylag said:
£43.28 or £2827.58 or a number in between those two, or lower than the first, or higher than the second.

Hope that helps.
if you cant be constructive be an ahole.

SAS Tom

3,755 posts

205 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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478% or 2%

Jazoli

9,693 posts

281 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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18% of 2/3rds of the original cost, less 1120% of the commission that the broker earned divided by 50% of his wife's birthday present value.

If you have not claimed say nothing, it has nothing to do with your insurers.

A500leroy

Original Poster:

8,585 posts

149 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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i was looking for someone in the insurance industry to tell me what the likely loading would be, Not a bunch of keyboard warriors returning to childhood and being aholes, if you dont know the answer be adults and keep quiet.

SAS Tom

3,755 posts

205 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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A500leroy said:
i was looking for someone in the insurance industry to tell me what the likely loading would be, Not a bunch of keyboard warriors returning to childhood and being aholes, if you dont know the answer be adults and keep quiet.
The actual answer is nobody knows insurance industry or not. Don’t have a strop, stop asking stupid questions.

Captain Smerc

3,351 posts

147 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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Alex Z

2,092 posts

107 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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A500leroy said:
Just been reading an article that legally you have to report a theft to your insurer even if you dont claim or if you have 3rd party only insurance ( something to do with the insurer being legally responsible if the little darling that's nicked your bike causes any damage to someone else), so bearing this in mind even if you dont claim how much would it add to next years premium percentage wise? ( i know this may be a how longs a piece of string question)
Just do two quotes on meerkats. One with a theft and one without.

Monkeylegend

29,546 posts

262 months

Friday 21st December 2018
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graylag said:
£43.28 or £2827.58 or a number in between those two, or lower than the first, or higher than the second.

Hope that helps.
M4 by any chance?

graylag

685 posts

98 months

Saturday 22nd December 2018
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Monkeylegend said:
M4 by any chance?
More than mutilple deux chevaux.

Monkeylegend

29,546 posts

262 months

Saturday 22nd December 2018
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graylag said:
Monkeylegend said:
M4 by any chance?
More than mutilple deux chevaux.
Still on a fact finding mission.