Renewal

[Glyn]

Renewal time once again and last year with More Than was £523 this year £644, but i have added European breakdown cover.

To cut a long story short i rang More Than to establish how much the breakdown cover was and the insurrance, told that without breakdown the price would be £581.

Went onto confused.com, quote from More Than indicates £499.86 (without breakdown European cover) asked why their renewal is significantly different to the quote on confused and was told "For new customers only"

Refused to renew and instead accepted a quote from E-Sure, with breakdown cover (Not European) including the green card i need in July (the Ring), no tracker required = £493.83

Really dissapointed with More Than this year, i guess loyalty counts for nothing, their responce was just like the advert for Nationwide (New customers only & a Bit of bubbly for the shareholders)

[jagbox]

Renewal time once again and last year with More Than was £523 this year £644, but i have added European breakdown cover.

To cut a long story short i rang More Than to establish how much the breakdown cover was and the insurrance, told that without breakdown the price would be £581.

Went onto confused.com, quote from More Than indicates £499.86 (without breakdown European cover) asked why their renewal is significantly different to the quote on confused and was told "For new customers only"

Refused to renew and instead accepted a quote from E-Sure, with breakdown cover (Not European) including the green card i need in July (the Ring), no tracker required = £493.83

Really dissapointed with More Than this year, i guess loyalty counts for nothing, their responce was just like the advert for Nationwide (New customers only & a Bit of bubbly for the shareholders)

It's a standard trick with all/most insurance companies, it is cheaper to buy as a new customer via their web page that renew an existing policy. Try that with your house and contents insurance too, don't just renew without checking on the internet first.

[neil.c]

It seems short sighted to me that insurance companies employ this tactic, you wold think that someone who hasn't had an accident in x number of years would be a good asset and worth hanging on to, it is a reasonable bet that if you cost them nothing in year one you will cost them nothing in year two.