Insurance 10 month accelerator things

[DrR]

Bell, admiral etc offer these, when the years up will other insurance companies honor it to?

 

[jesus]

not always.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=362900

 

[Has]

Bell, admiral etc offer these, when the years up will other insurance companies honor it to?

Some do soem dont.

IMO there not worthwile.

The companies that dont accept them have a valid reason.

Most of the companies that started these knew they would only be used within their own renewals.

 

[-Leigh-]

I had two 10 month accelarator polices years back, and all my insurance companies since haven't had a problem?

 

[DrR]

actually works out £40 cheaper to lol.

 

[Has]

I had two 10 month accelarator polices years back, and all my insurance companies since haven't had a problem?

Some companies dont like it as you havnt completed a full "years" worth of drivign to earn them.

Example, 4 Yrs NCB normally = 4 years driving experience.

With 2 x 10month policies you had.

= 3 Yrs 10 months driving experience.

Some companies websites are clever and work this out when you put how long you have been driving etc..

 

[Rich]

I had two 10 month accelarator polices years back, and all my insurance companies since haven't had a problem?

Ditto.

 

[ForceIndia]

I had two 10 month accelarator polices years back, and all my insurance companies since haven't had a problem?

Ditto.

But have you declared that the no claims was gained using the bonus acclerator's?

 

[Robbles]

I have used bell and elephant 10 month acclerators and I have never had a problem with them.

 

[mrangry]

Ditto.

But have you declared that the no claims was gained using the bonus acclerator's?

You are under no obligation to given that the insurer that you earned it under has awarded you a years no claims for each 10 month period.

 

[ForceIndia]

But have you declared that the no claims was gained using the bonus acclerator's?

You are under no obligation to given that the insurer that you earned it under has awarded you a years no claims for each 10 month period.

I was under the impression that insurance was a declaration of truth, so you're obliged to tell them anything that could affect the insurance.

 

[mrangry]

You are under no obligation to given that the insurer that you earned it under has awarded you a years no claims for each 10 month period.

I was under the impression that insurance was a declaration of truth, so you're obliged to tell them anything that could affect the insurance.

You are telling the truth as a recognised insurance company has awarded you a years no claims bonus.

 

[ForceIndia]

I was under the impression that insurance was a declaration of truth, so you're obliged to tell them anything that could affect the insurance.

You are telling the truth as a recognised insurance company has awarded you a years no claims bonus.

Most insurers define a years no claims as a year claims free, which is why some companies won't accept no claims gained this way.

 

[Rich]

I explained that 2 years of them where achieved like that and they where fine.

 

[DebV6]

I used this for the first 3 years or so when I started driving and never had a problem with other insurance companies after.