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Originally Posted by KWIL
Agree the "industry" is chaotic. This years renewal is with an insurer that previously would not cover me and the best quote (accepted) was from an insurer who would not even quote last year. All hiding behind the Broker, of course now.
What is this? Support the Brokers including their commissions? Yet others promote "direct" with the insurers themselves and sometime back both approaches.
Much better when I was able to talk directly to the Lloyds broker known to me!
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Its all mad isn't it?
They can quote post codes, age range of driver, male or female, occupation etc etc till the cows come home but I just don't see when on the comparison sites the rationale of quotes ranging from £280 to £4,000.
BTW I always have a good laugh at Saga quotes for myself I've never had one for less that £850 whereas my current one is £280 for context.
That surprisingly is for the AA which I understand has been amalgamated with Saga for a number of years now.
So figure that one out.