When do I have to advise my insurer of the penalty points I received for speeding?

When do I have to advise my insurer of my recent fixed penalty conviction of 30mph+ in a 30mph zone (£100 and three points). Immediately, or only at the time of renewal? I wasn't eligible for a driving course as it's within three years of a previous fine.

Asked on 18 January 2018 by Peter Lawley

Answered by Honest John

Immediately.

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