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Minch90



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OMG insurance up 80%
Daisy (‘58 plate D90 garaged in Cotswolds) has just her LV insurance renewal and it has gone up by 80% to £450. This with 7y NCD, I’ve just turned 50 and no points. Why? Not aware of more being nicked round here, are LV trying to get out of Defender insurance, or have their costs gone up that much (profits)? Who would the hive-brain recommend please? 2.4TDCI 90 - everyday brilliance
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Post #1003794 11th Aug 2023 6:11pm
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Sulisuli



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Post #1003798 11th Aug 2023 6:51pm
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dainger



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The BBC covered is pretty well here.

But in short, claims are up, fixing cars costs more so in turn we all pick up the bill. Shocking price rises for insurance.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66466626
Post #1003799 11th Aug 2023 6:58pm
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markb110



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Long gone are the days where insurance was tailored to the individual (apart from in the minds of the marketing teams).

We are but a number..

Unfortunately for us as well this will encourage more people to risk not paying it and the issues that will arise following a no fault accident.
Post #1003814 11th Aug 2023 8:22pm
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