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Old Apr 17, 2009 | 09:02 AM
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Default Re: Insurance

Originally Posted by ZeroZero
HI KenUK
Please Ken this post was not pointed at anyone , just a comment on the average age of Crossfire owners in the Uk , I have a bad back now & again & when its plays up noway can fold myself up to get in our Crossfire .
There is a lower cut off age here, isn’t there.

At the moment, I am finding SwiftCover the cheapest too. Iggy Pop is advertisng them on Sky TV during Futurama and Stargate. He seems old enough for a Crossfire, you know. *KOFF* *Splutter*

I just had comparethemarket.com phoning me up wanting to throw a lot of quotes at me over the phone, and no doubt pushing me into paying now. This I don’t need. I like to make such decisions in my own time.

I’m taking the cheap quoters on the comparison sites and going to them direct as well, just to see what I can save that way (comparing the comparisons...). Swift Cover is around £290 direct, or £330 via moneysupermarket.com. You have to watch the excess though - comparison websites seem to assume £500 - I’ve yet to see a returned quote for less than that. Swift Cover’s excess is £250 on their web site, and it’s cheaper. SwiftCover’s APR is around 27% on monthly payments. I may have to find the full whack to save more.

The next task: tell current insurers that there is no way I am staying with them unless they can match the price. I hate this. They try to talk you into staying, and I had enough of that when I switched mobile phone carriers.
 
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