My car was stolen - why has my car insurance gone up?
After my car was stolen I am now trying to buy another one after six months. I am now quoted some £300 more for insurance. Why has the price gone up?
Asked on 21 April 2019 by Shirish Popat
Answered by
Tim Kelly
It is because you have made a claim and are an increased risk. You have probably lost your no claims bonus too.
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