...and save a small fortune!
With the economy still very much in the doldrums, with household bills and food prices continually seeming to rise and with prices at the pump soaring to record levels, wouldn’t it be superb if you could find some way to fight inflation and SAVE money?!
The UK car insurance market is one of the most competitive in the world providing access to low car insurance premiums and potentially vast savings. So don’t automatically renew your car insurance policy as in virtually all cases there are considerable savings to be made!
We’ve researched and devised a simple 3-step car insurance comparison process that will in the majority of cases helps drive down the cost of car insurance premiums. Save serious £££££ by following the steps below:
Finally you won’t find the UK’s Number 1 car insurer Direct Line (click here for a quote) on any comparison websites. Fact is, if you don’t run a quote from them you can’t guarantee the cheapest price for your car insurance. Plus if you buy a policy online by 29th February 2012 you will get 20% off and be able to pay monthly interest-free if you choose!
It’s also important to note the excellent level of cover and benefits Direct Line are currently offering. As of the 4th January 2012 they are offering up to a massive 70% no claims discount to reward the safest drivers. With 1 in 20 drivers still uninsured in the UK, Direct Line also offer priceless uninsured driver cover as standard on comprehensive policies. So to be certain of the best car insurance deal click here for a quote: Direct Line Car Insurance
So if you are happy with your quote and the likely savings, there are 2 further things to check before finally buying:
1) Using your saved quote, click through to the cheapest insurer and double check the quote. Occasionally they may vary slightly due to some assumptions made by the comparison site when communicating with its insurer network.
2) Examine the policy closely to ensure the policy has all the elements you were expecting like legal protection and courtesy car is included.
*Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during December 2011.
Comparison sites don't all compare the same insurers, so the best strategy is to combine a number of them to maximise the chances of getting the cheapest quote available. We have carried out in-depth research that provides the optimum order to help get you the maximum number of quotes in the shortest possible time!
These top 3 sites compare 130 providers, that’s over 80% of the UK car insurers available on comparison websites:
Read our full set of price reduction tips HERE
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| Tesco Compare has a panel of over 65 car insurers and brokers. Adding Tesco Compare to the process takes you over 80% of the total UK car insurance search. What’s more if you buy through Tesco Compare you’ll receive 1 Clubcard point for every £4 you spend on the premium! |
| Get a quote here: Tesco Compare |
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| By investing 15 minutes of your time and combining 3 top comparison sites you have the cheapest quote from over 130 separate insurers and brokers. Well done! |
| .....a further 5 minutes saves £££££ |
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By combining Compare the Market with Confused.com you have covered a whopping 77% of the insurers available on comparison sites in just 10 minutes!
Compare The Market’s panel of 80 insurers add some of the UK’s largest car insurance brands into the overall search and it only takes another 5 minutes. |
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98%* of people could save on car insurance in only 5 minutes with Confused.com. They compare car insurance prices from a panel of over 110 brokers and direct insurers.
Nectar card holders also receive a 1,000 point bonus if they buy through Confused, so that’s effectively £5 to use in Argos, Homebase, Sainsburys and other retailers/websites like Amazon. |
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| Using Confused.com alone covers 70% of insurers available on comparison websites |
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