Is it fair to be charged a fee to move my insurance policy to a new address?
I've just moved house. I told my insurer, Saga, and they charged me £42 for the change. Do you think this is right?
Asked on 31 October 2017 by M gwynne
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It's perfectly acceptable for them to charge an administration fee as long as it's a reasonable amount. This would be deemed reasonable. You will find this in your contract as well.
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