Should I change to Third Party to drop my premium?
I've just bought a 2001 Jaguar-X Type. I paid £2000. My age 63, full NCB, and this is my second car (the first is an XKR). I'm insured with LV, and I'm paying £500 for the X-Type's insurance (two children are named drivers). Is it worth paying for comprehensive, or should I convert to third party F&T?
Asked on 21 November 2012 by gregjen
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Honest John
TPFT may actually be no cheaper.
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