More information about Insurance
After the First World War, the automobile became more and more popular and roads started to fill up. Despite the fact that cars were not very safe back then, insuring vehicles was not compulsory - anyone injured didn't receive compensation , plus any damage to the vehicle had to be paid by the car owner. In 1930, the UK government introduced the Road Traffic Act, making it a legal requirement for car owners to get their vehicles insured. Since then a huge array of motor insurance companies have appeared, meaning there's a wide range of choice and competition, which can only benefit the consumer.
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How to use a voucher code
Insurance can be very expensive but our discount codes are a great way of helping you keep those costs down. Here's a quick guide to help you learn how to take advantage of them:
Once you have found the code that you would like to use, click on the green box to reveal it and then copy. Make sure that you familiarise yourself with the terms and conditions before continuing. Open up the retailer website, shop for the products you would like to buy then proceed to the checkout. Finally, paste the code into the redemption box and ensure it is applied to your order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a no claims discount?
A no claims discount is money off your insurance bill when you go for a set period with out making any claims. There are certain instances where a no claims discount is unaffected, such as small chips on the windscreen caused by debris from the road.
What is the minimum cover legally required?
Third party insurance is the legal minimum is required, this covers any damage or injury you may cause to others. This doesn't cover damage done to your own car.