aa car insurance uk FAQ

When does (UK) car insurance drop in price?

Jul 12, 2007 by emmaloubeeee | Posted in Insurance & Registration

Ive been with the AA car insurance a year in sept and its £75 per month. I passed my test in June last year and am 23 now. Will the price go down any after a year Ive had no bumps etc??

Immediately you are 25, call around other insurance companies or go to a comparison site. You'll get a better deal straight away. After that, change your company every year and get the "new customer discount". By doing this, my daughter has

Victor | Jul 15, 2007

After each year without claims you should get a discount.
R Stoofaloh | Jul 12, 2007

im 18 year old male looking for cheap car insurance in UK?

Mar 18, 2011 by racoon | Posted in Insurance & Registration

just got the car and license. 1.2 ford fiesta 2004

price is the only factor for me as i will make no claims for the first year in any situation.

the best so far is aviva.

i have been reccomended several insurers

There is no straight answer to this question... everyone of us is different! Just get onto an insurance site, enter your info and the car (it is enough to enter the year, make and model), see what pricing you get.. You can opt out just for minimum liability

| Mar 21, 2011

insurance is local/gotta keep calling in your area/no web sites can really help/all bull pappy
ken k | Mar 18, 2011

does anyone know of a car repair insurance that exists in the uk?

Feb 03, 2009 by totototo | Posted in Insurance & Registration

i know the AA does a repair insurance but thats if they have assisted you at the roadside - i am looking for a car repiar insurance in case you have faults with the car - mind you my car is a 1975 MGB so i dont even know if it did exist, if they would

newquaymolby, I recommend an online insurance quote. It's free and quick to do. http://www.simpleautoquotes.com/Auto-Ins urance.html

Good Luck!

Crissie H | Feb 03, 2009

aa car insurance uk news

Car insurance costs soar for first-time speed offenders

21.05.12

Ian Crowder of the AA said: "We have seen a sharp swing in attitude by insurers towards minor offences such as speeding of late. They used to be more relaxed about it, with most ignoring a first offence. But our latest research reveals that all are now loading premiums by up to a quarter even after a first offence."

The market for careful drivers, with a clean licence remains intensely competitive, with premiums largely unchanged since January 2011.

But they are marching ahead for convicted drivers. Once you lose your clean licence, and join the one-in-six motorists with points on their licence, expect bills to soar. With three speeding points on your licence, prepare for your annual insurance to rise with LV= from £645 to £719 for a 20 year-old, with Allianz from £510 to £581 for a 30 year-old, and again with LV= from £392 to £434 for 40 year-olds.

And with more points, the sky's the limit. All ages can expect their premiums to increase by around half with nine speeding points.


Source: Telegraph.co.uk