Motorhome Insurance

[Crampy]

Has anyone got a better quote than from Caravan and Motorhome Club? My first renewal has just shot up from £800 to £1,100!

 

[FataMorgana]

Performance Direct in association with Go Compare Motorhome £220
Comfort £386.65

No NCB. Newbie.

 

[gergint1]

Just wondering what my renewal will be this year now past the dreaded 80yr barrier

I am 82 years young insured 2015 AutotrIl tribute with legal and breakdown fully com with Saga £580.00

 

[Mcdaymo]

was looking for quotes today, I used c&cc link and was quoted £1800 went on a comparison site and got a quote for £280!

 

[CutThroatJake]

AIB and if you are a MHF member, you get 10% discount.

Do you need a code or just tell them?

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[AandA]

Try Saga (if you are mature enough) We have been quoted £360 for a nearly new Burstner 690 including full EU breakdown cover and unlimited time in europe.

 

[Simon says...]

Caravanguard - was £259 last year - renewal quote just come for £259...includes UK breakdown cover which we used once this year - faultless service on breakdown.
For a 2014 Bessacarr E442 - 7.2m 2 berth MH.

 

[AXO66]

Just re-newed with Lifesure. Just over £200, includes legal cover. Underwritten by Axa. (7000miles)


Last years cover with C&MH club over renewal for this year over £300 . Underwritten by Axa.

NFU, quote just over £380 !.but they include Breakdown cover , the cost of which they can’t remove from the quote.

So it’s Lifesure this year.

Breakdown cover not needed as included with Bank Account ( any vehicle I am in ), and also via Ford Assistance which I get with the annual service at the Ford Dealer, which includes Europe.
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[Mclouis700]

Had all my Quotes in CCC £624. Comfort £485.Caravan Guard £370. Renewal fromAIB £357 so I know who I will be renewing with.

 

[Clipgate]

Worth Bering in mind, from a financial report.
Angry small shareholders have criticised Saga's plans to raise a £150m lifeline.

They said the over-50s travel and insurance giant's proposal valued the shares below a recent offer by a private equity consortium.

That bid, led by former Aviva boss Mark Wilson, was offering 33p per share, or £375m.

It was rejected by Saga's board, which argued it undervalued the company. But under the financing deal proposed by Saga and its former boss Sir Roger De Haan, bookrunners have placed shares at 12 pence each with some investors. Shares closed at roughly that price on Friday.

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