MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
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parents just back from thailand, been over there for 6 years-ish, so no no claims bonus.
theyve been to a brokers here in lincs who've looked at a few different providers, and been told around £700 for an unassuming 1.6 58 astra. pops is 78 so cracking on a bit, but i know some ins providers go cheaper for elderly dont they?
any suggestions as to whether they need to suck that up or try somewhere else?
thanks
I suspect they'll have to suck it up.
I had a company car for years, now on my own insurance again.
32, no accidents/claims, 2.0 2000 Avensis estate - £1700 a year!
It's worth trying the comparison sites I think. Can't hurt.
70+, he'll be seeing his rates increase year on year i'm afraid (broadly speaking) as his reactions get worse etc.
May not be true in your case but yeah, suck it up.
Definitely always worth shopping around for quotes though.
been shopping around but some of the questions cant be answered properly, such as 'have you been resident in uk since birth' (no) and 'how long have you lived here continuously' (errrr... a few weeks)
just rang saga too and they wont insure anyone who hasnt been driving here for the last year, and im getting the feeling most will be that case too.
thanks
Actually better then I would have thought, no UK no claims, no recent UK driving experience, and his age.
Regardless of his actual health, he is entering a higher risk age. Still always worth shopping around though.