Just received my renewal for 18.6ft van insurance and after reducing the cover value by 5% for "depreciation" they have still manage to put the premium up by a whopping 20%. I wont mention the company yet, but would appreciate other nomads recommendation's.
Cheers
GB
glenn said
03:21 PM May 25, 2018
mine did the same not sure if it was the exact same percentage as yours,
but they also increased the excess from $200 to $500.
With new company now Ken Tame.
I have different vehicle now (not avatar) motorhome over 4 ton
also there roadside assist reads really well R A C Q would not cover roadside (i was not with racq insurance)
Regards Glenn
jrg said
04:07 PM May 25, 2018
Mine did the same mate has raved about WFI for couple of years gave them a go approx half price so changed .
Gordon and Vicki said
07:34 PM May 25, 2018
Thanks for the info, I will check them out.
Cheers
GB
oldbloke said
07:59 PM May 25, 2018
jrg wrote:
Mine did the same mate has raved about WFI for couple of years gave them a go approx half price so changed .
Yep, I went to WFI also. Saved about $200 . You gotta watch insurance companies. They jack the price up every year. It's called the lazy tax.
I track it in an excel sheet and change the company if it goes up very much. It's a game.
The other thing is gets insurance that matches your needs. Don't pay for services you'll never use.
Just received my renewal for 18.6ft van insurance and after reducing the cover value by 5% for "depreciation" they have still manage to put the premium up by a whopping 20%. I wont mention the company yet, but would appreciate other nomads recommendation's.
Cheers
GB
mine did the same not sure if it was the exact same percentage as yours,
but they also increased the excess from $200 to $500.
With new company now Ken Tame.
I have different vehicle now (not avatar) motorhome over 4 ton
also there roadside assist reads really well R A C Q would not cover roadside (i was not with racq insurance)
Regards Glenn
Cheers
GB
Yep, I went to WFI also. Saved about $200 . You gotta watch insurance companies. They jack the price up every year. It's called the lazy tax.
I track it in an excel sheet and change the company if it goes up very much. It's a game.
The other thing is gets insurance that matches your needs. Don't pay for services you'll never use.