Where can I get insurance using the no-claims accumulated in a company car?
I have driven a company car for 23 years and just retired. I have a letter from the company's insurance broker confirming my accident-free and claim-free record for the last five years. Also, my employer will confirm the same. Which insurer will give me a good no-claims bonus on a new car (Mercedes-Benz SLK 200)? Most of them will not.
Asked on 6 June 2010 by louise brown
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Honest John
You need to go through a good broker such as www.primoplc.com, not a direct insurer.
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