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Originally Posted by Hugh
Males under 25 don't get higher insurance because they are male - they get higher insurance because they have more accidents.....
And 2 years ago, did you both have a clean driving licence and equal no claims bonus?
Also, looking at your age, 2 years ago, you would have been under 25, which is the upper boundary of the high risk group for males, which explains why it has dropped (unless you are stating that her's has increased to match yours).
Why is the male cost of living higher than that for women? There appear to be some straw men being built around here.....
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Yes but the assumption is because I am male I
WILL have more accidents. Ergo higher insurance because I am male. Not had one yet, although I do regret typing that as you know I will on the way to work tomorrow now.
She is 9 days older than me and we have been on the road for roughly the same amount of time (She has had her licence about 2 months longer than me). And clean licences with equal no claims. We where also going for renewal at the same time on the same car (seeing who was cheaper since we use it equally).
And to be a little pedantic I was over 25, well 25 and 5 months to be exact. Which counts
