Archives for: August 2009
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When buying a new car privately or on behalf of a company, it would be wise to treat it as an investment. As almost every investment needs protection, a vehicle is no different. In most cases, motor and other common insurance will cover most things. But there are occasions when some special measures need to be applied. Presuming your brand or nearly new car has been stolen, you will find yourself at a big loss. And the car crime in the UK is a third of all crime. Statistically, every minute a car or van is stolen and one third of them are never recovered. It is at this point where gap insurance offers a helping hand.
Insurance for Used Cars
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I don’t know about you guys but for me, even though I have been buying car insurance for many years now, I still don’t actually understand exactly what I am covered for! I mean how complicated is it with all that small print?! So my little bit of knowledge that I have is below. The basics of car insurance are to provide financial cover in the event of an accident. People pay a monthly (or one off) payment to cover themselves against accident, injury, death and also for other people (depending on what type of agreement is in place). There are different types of cover; comprehensive (being the ultimate level of cover), 3rd party and third party fire and theft (this option is normally used for low value cars or very old used cars).
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