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Originally Posted by chris9991
Don't they factor in driving distances by asking for the annual mileage?
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They do but it means squat.
When I was made redundant back in 2005 my insurance went up as I was out of work and using my car less
, when I got a job and did 10k a year my insurance went up
, when I was made redundant again in 2009 my insurance went up
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The last accident I had that I was to blame was back in 1991, since then I had no accidents, speeding tickets, parking fines, stopped by police etc.
Lastly when my stationary vehicle was hit (2010), my insurance went up (£40)
I'm sure they pluck a number out of the air, and times it by another.
I fed up of being discriminated. Perhaps this will now balance out the good drivers from the bad.
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Originally Posted by Gary L
Or people on benefits should get cheap car insurance anyway?
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Yeah but they put ther premium up
, they are money grabbing (insert expletive(s).)