multi car policies - are they cheaper?

multi car policies - are they cheaper?

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RC944

Original Poster:

4,097 posts

219 months

Friday 13th July 2012
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Do they usually work in terms of bring down the combined premia of the cars covered as compared to to getting 2 separate policies... i can see its convenient but not sure whether it saves me money?

S2Mike

3,065 posts

150 months

Friday 13th July 2012
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Beware of the one thing I missed, they combine the policies which sounds cheaper, then try to sidetrack you selling breakdown insurance or whatever, so you miss the fact that they make the policies all end on the same day. So one of your insurance covers may not be for a full 12 months. In my case the one policy was due in March but the other was not due until April, but both became due March, therefore 1 month short, do the maths and we saved very little. This was Admiral, they may not all be the same but I feel foolish for missing this.

Alucidnation

16,810 posts

170 months

Friday 13th July 2012
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I tried the multi car policies, and found it cheaper to shop around and use different insurance companies.


pjdow

1,116 posts

154 months

Friday 13th July 2012
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I went multi car and my insurance went from £4250 down to £1600, for 3 cars. I recently added another and they increased the premium by £120 per annum.

Yes, the additional car is a shed!

That was through a broker.