How To Get Cheaper Motor Trade Insurance
April 20, 2009
Consider offering to increase the amount of voluntary excess on your policy. This means that you will have to pay more if you have to make a claim before the insurance company pick up the rest, but if you rarely make a claim it is worth considering or discussing with insurance companies.
No claims discounts continue to give the largest savings. Some insurance companies will allow you to transfer no claims discounts earned on a private car policy to a motor trade policy.
Although paying one instalment for your policy may seem expensive, paying by monthly instalments will cost you more in the long run, so it is worth giving consideration to just one payment when you purchase the policy.
Having premises, equipment, public and employers liability cover all provided by the same motor trade insurance company can also help you save money as well as additional savings in your own administration costs.
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