If they want a refund, they can always SORN it and cancel their insurance.

Of course that'll mean they'll lose the rest of the month's tax and have to pay from the start of the month they re-tax it. They'll also probably lose a year's NCB and have to pay an administrative charge.

They probably want 'someone else' to do it for them - snowflakes!

I've not used the car for three weeks and don't foresee using it for at least another nine as the wife's 'extremely vulnerable'. I'll keep it taxed and insured in case of urgent need.

If you are in a position where you may have gone from a wage of tens of thousands a year to benefit of less than 100 a week reducing outgoings is a priority.

I'm not commenting about those in difficulties, but those who want a measly amount back without thinking of the problems involved .

i don't think insures should do it automatically, but contact them and talk to them.

I had good advice about cancelling and taking out a new policy when i bought a new car last month,no admin fees as i immediately took out a policy for the new car and a cheaper quote as it became new business.

Well done LV

Edited by Old.Roverboy on 14/04/2020 at 10:42