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mic
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PostPosted: 18:32 - 24 Jul 2013    Post subject: choose your own insurance deposit?! Reply with quote

Can you do that?! lets say your quote was £300, £50 deposit and 11 installments. Couldnt you choose to pay £200 deposit and reduced installments?!

just a thought, never asked before
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Derivative
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PostPosted: 18:36 - 24 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Irrelevant topic.

Get a loan, use a (planned) overdraft, use a credit card, exercise some discipline, insert other options here.

Pretty much every other option will be cheaper and you have the option in most cases of paying them off whenever you like.

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arry
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PostPosted: 18:39 - 24 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

You can put as much as you like towards it really but the deposit is usually a minimum of 20% to cover time on risk charge / short period cancellation potential otherwise the broker is on for it themselves.

Never, unless it really cannot be avoided, use any kind of premium finance though - it's far too expensive and leaves things extremely complicated in the event you need to cancel
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Lord Percy
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PostPosted: 01:14 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Derivative wrote:
Irrelevant topic.

Get a loan, use a (planned) overdraft, use a credit card, exercise some discipline, insert other options here.

Pretty much every other option will be cheaper and you have the option in most cases of paying them off whenever you like.

Monthly insurance payments = povertychatforums.com


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You've got a large amount of monetary holier-than-thou-ness at times!!!

OP your best bet would be to just ask the insurance company. Derivative's right of course, but he said it like a big meanie Laughing
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Nemo
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PostPosted: 01:42 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

If you can find £200 can you not scrounge another £100 and just pay the whole thing?
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Derivative
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PostPosted: 09:15 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Lord Percy wrote:
You've got a large amount of monetary holier-than-thou-ness at times!!!

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Derivative's right of course, but he said it like a big meanie Laughing


If that's how I come across, so be it. I want to see people do well for themselves and keeping their money instead of handing large proportions of it over to financiers is part of that.

We're not talking about subjective matters here. Giving money to finance companies when it could be in your pocket is idiotic. On a 300 quid policy you're likely talking £100 or more - that's two days wages for me.

You do this sort of thing over and over again and it's like taking a voluntary pay cut.

It's not 'manageable', it's not 'spreading the payments', it's bending over and asking for Big Money's worst.
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P.addy
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PostPosted: 09:26 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

FWIW I have enough money but I prefer doing insurance over the year. I suppose its down to the fact I swap bikes quicker than I swap my pants. I've always found it cheaper.
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Joncrete Cungle
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PostPosted: 09:28 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fook paying the insurance parasites monthly rape APR, tis a mugs game starve the usurious parasite. If you have to do it one year for whatever reason skint, young no NCB, fruity bike etc. Consider opening a separate account and putting the equivalent amount (say £400 if that is what this years extortion is) spread over 52 weeks if you get paid weekly or over 12 months if you get paid monthly. Works out at £7.70 a week or £33.34 a month.

So you only get raped the first year, then hopefully come renewal time you can find a quote for extortion for less than the example of £400 and you have a few quid left over. Oh and the usurious parasites don't get to drip, drip bleed you any more Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 09:32 - 25 Jul 2013    Post subject: Re: choose your own insurance deposit?! Reply with quote

mic wrote:
Can you do that?! lets say your quote was £300, £50 deposit and 11 installments. Couldnt you choose to pay £200 deposit and reduced installments?!

just a thought, never asked before


Ask the ins co....

But remember that paying by instalments is taking out a loan to the pay the ins co up front. YOU then owe the loan co.

So what you have to remember is that if you end up cancelling the policy.
While paying up front you get a % or nothing back after x months.
Paying via instalments. YOU still have to pay the loan off & and admin fee's....

If there is ANY way you can avoid instalments. Then go for it...

Derivative. Is right. Just did not word it in the correct manner Laughing
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