Is the additional cost of NCD protection worth it given that I have nine years NCD?

Asked on 19 November 2018 by RodK

Answered by Honest John

It depends on whether you are high or low risk. If you are high risk (commute, live in a city, etc), yes. If you live in the countryside, don't dive far and/or drive a low-risk vehicle - no. All down to personal circumstance.

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