Bonus of contention
I have owned and run a vehicle for the last four years and am glad to say that I have accrued 4 years' No Claims Bonus on my insurance. I now need to purchase a second vehicle in addition to the first. Is it possible to apply my No Claims Bonus to both vehicles' insurance policies, or do I have to choose one policy to benefit from it, and take out the other with zero NCB? What are my options?
Asked on 24 October 2009 by
Answered by
Honest John
No. It's not a 'bonus'. It's a discount per policy. But it’s worth
investigating putting both cars on a multi-car policy, in which case the
discount would apply. Talk to www.primoplc.com and www.admiral.co.uk
investigating putting both cars on a multi-car policy, in which case the
discount would apply. Talk to www.primoplc.com and www.admiral.co.uk
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