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£24/month for the past 12 months.
£103.84/month is the renewal quote. No change in circumstances other than we are all 1 year older and have 1 year extra NCB.
What gives?
Rule 1 of Insurance.
Throw the renewal away and start the process again.
It would be crazy to expect any renewal price to be competitive.
No real option other than a full search of 3 or 4 comparison sites, plus the handful of companies who don't quote through the comparison sites.
It's got to be done every year, sadly.
If the insurance is in my wife's name but is paid from my bank account, who is the insurance company's contract with?
... the insured party as defined in the certificate and schedule
Good offer to lure you in then bend you over to get shafted when it comes to renewal hoping that you won't notice.
Only reason I can think of is... Kwikfit
If the insurance is in my wife's name but is paid from my bank account, who is the insurance company's contract with
Your wife. That's why it's in her name... 😕
Yep, as above said.. You have to shop around every year, a week or two before your insurance is about to run out.. 8 times out of ten it's cheaper to switch companies.. Although sometimes I've under cut the same company and basically kept the same policy with the same company, it's crazy but you generally get ripped off if you just let insurance roll over into a new policy.
My Esure insurance renewal jumped £360 to £700. I asked them how/why? They replied insurance tax rose (it did...3.5%).
They really are sharp the insurance industry, another practice is to cull any benefits at all; fully comp on other cars to 3rd party, contents loss right down, injury right down etc etc.
Then if you do crash they'll offer you 50% of what it'll cost to buy into the same car again.
Any other industry you'd call em cowboys
Always worth checking to see which company is actually under writing the policy.
There are some really crap underwriters if you have to claim ever
Agree with what you say bit this year my insurer - Post office- were the cheapest as well and I did look
First time in about 15 years that has happened.
They really are sharp the insurance industry, another practice is to cull any benefits at all; fully comp on other cars to 3rd party, contents loss right down, injury right down etc etc
And yet they barely make money, if at all. Some folk are getting rich on car insurance, but it's not the insurance companies.