Insurance - Pay by instalments?

[BREMBO]

If paying for insurance on an annual basis can you pay perhaps by two instalments rather than the one? I know that defeats the purpose of annual payment but can it be agreed by the insurer if requested?

Thanks,
Ben

 

[-Leigh-]

Doubt it, but ask them???

 

[AK]

C/card FTW

 

[.GAZ.]

Pah, 10 month bonus accelerator policies FTW!

 

[maynard]

Depends on the insurer, most will have the option to do a small amount of installments.

 

[H182]

When I did mine once I paid half of it, but had to pay the other half within 2 weeks or it would auto switch to monthly payments and interest.

 

[Magic Johnson]

Don't think so, they either do one off or annual, anything else and they wouldn't get the benefit of interest or one off payment.

As above, use a credit card if you can't afford it in a oner mate.

 

[Sarah]

ive pay through a broker and i pay my installments over 6 mths

 

[Inferno]

Adrian Flux offer it. Costs a small amount more, with me it was around £30 more.

 

[Ben]

Think RAC do it, bi-annually.

 

[skyinsurance]

My company have 3 options:

Pay in one go
Pay over broker installments (Paid over 4 months)
Pay via a credit agency over 11 months

 

[aucky]

I know someone who paid his off in 3 big monthly installments.

I've just done mine, got a 0% credit card and put it on there. 0% interest

 

[Lawless]

I used a broker and they were cool with it, i think i did in 4 installments every so often, no interest added.

But some insurance people would be cool with it, they're still getting the money at end of the day, they make enough!