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corsa987
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is it possible to hold 2 policies at the same time? obviously you cant use the NCB on both. but could you use NCB on one policy and just have a seperate policy?
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Yes
corsa987
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ah... cheers for that ian
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Only problem is that it gets a bit expensive as you can't use the bonus on the other car. Although some companies will match it if you ask them about taking out another policy. Admiral being one and there are others.
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would it be better to see if i could take a second car out on my current policy?
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They're normally separate policies but you can introductory bonus on the second one.

But yeah, can work out cheaper if you consult your existing insurer.
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just i have a policy with my corsa that is a converted redtop, as it is all delclared, but it is only used at the weekends really. and i am using the other halves car for work etc but i need a bigger car (mondeo size) but i obviously need the NCB for the corsa
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quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Only problem is that it gets a bit expensive as you can't use the bonus on the other car. Although some companies will match it if you ask them about taking out another policy. Admiral being one and there are others.


HIC done this for me
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Policy 1 - 3NCB
Policy 2 - 0NCB

Crash car on policy 2 - what happens with regards to your NCB come re-newal time with both policies?

[Edited on 29-08-2010 by noshua]
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quote:
Originally posted by noshua
Policy 1 - 3NCB
Policy 2 - 0NCB

Crash car on policy 2 - what happens with regards to your NCB come re-newal time with both policies?


You'll still have your NCB on policy 1 but you'd have to declare the crash which might put it up a bit

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29th Aug 10 at 22:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Wouldn't an admiral multi car policy eliminate this problem?

 
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