Peter Best insurance broker
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Peter Best insurance broker
Has anyone experience of using Peter Best?
I've been with Hagerty for years and they have always been easy to deal with. However their premiums are creeping up.
PB quoted less than 50% of Hagerty for the same cover! Underwritten by highway.
Interested to hear any feedback. Matt
I've been with Hagerty for years and they have always been easy to deal with. However their premiums are creeping up.
PB quoted less than 50% of Hagerty for the same cover! Underwritten by highway.
Interested to hear any feedback. Matt
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One of my best mates had a nightmare claiming for his Merc.
Mercedes club sponsor, but quoted me 3 times higher than others on my old Mercedes project.
Mercedes club sponsor, but quoted me 3 times higher than others on my old Mercedes project.
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You get what you pay for.
This you will only ever know if you need to claim. I don’t think anyone has ever had issues with Hagerty. Just renewed mine with them, and happy to do just ‘laid up’ in the present climate, and no admin charges to put them back on the road when I do.
This you will only ever know if you need to claim. I don’t think anyone has ever had issues with Hagerty. Just renewed mine with them, and happy to do just ‘laid up’ in the present climate, and no admin charges to put them back on the road when I do.
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Nine One One wrote:You get what you pay for.
This you will only ever know if you need to claim. I don’t think anyone has ever had issues with Hagerty. Just renewed mine with them, and happy to do just ‘laid up’ in the present climate, and no admin charges to put them back on the road when I do.
True, Neil B seemed to be treated well when he lost his targa.
Price is not everything for me by a long shot, I'm curious because 110gbp versus 258gbp is a big swing.
And why?
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It's the underwriter not Hagerty which decide if the claim is met? Are the underwriters the same on both policies? Maybe Google the underwriter?
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Underwriter is highway Neil
Hagerty use Hiscox for my past policies
Hagerty use Hiscox for my past policies
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All mine with Classicline on agreed values and very happy, been with them for donkeys years.
Give them a try, always handy if you're a member of a club if they ask.
https://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk/
Might be worth Bootsy having a word with them as they always like new clubs joining to get members onboard with discounts.
Give them a try, always handy if you're a member of a club if they ask.
https://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk/
Might be worth Bootsy having a word with them as they always like new clubs joining to get members onboard with discounts.
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Here's my particular insurance issue. None of us whether trade or retail - is using our cars as much as we would in more normal times. If premium calculations are based on those more normal times they will be incorrect. They will, in that specific context, be excessive. I don't think it unreasonable to expect insurers to recognise and address that - they are certainly very quick to react if and when they think risks have risen. Maybe a conversation to have if you are renewing!
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Fair point Robert.
Interestingly RH came in with a similar premium to Hagerty and are also underwritten by Hiscox.
Bit more research to do.
Interestingly RH came in with a similar premium to Hagerty and are also underwritten by Hiscox.
Bit more research to do.
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My daughter got an email from Admiral yesterday telling her that she would receive a refund of £25.00 on her policy (~£400 PA) due to the lack of use during these times.one-two wrote:Here's my particular insurance issue. None of us whether trade or retail - is using our cars as much as we would in more normal times. If premium calculations are based on those more normal times they will be incorrect. They will, in that specific context, be excessive. I don't think it unreasonable to expect insurers to recognise and address that - they are certainly very quick to react if and when they think risks have risen. Maybe a conversation to have if you are renewing!
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Kudos to Admiral. My lot seem unable/unwilling to understand the issue.
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Who is your lot Robert?
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I have a trade policy with Classic Insurance Services. Generally a good experience, but a significant premium increase this year and then no interest in this issue
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I've had a two car policy with Admiral for 7 or eight years. Every year at renewal the premium has increased, generally by £50 or so and I've kept going thinking that generally things get more expensive and why shouldn't motor insurance be any different.
A month ago Admiral wrote to inform me renewal was due and the premium would increase once again, this time to £980. Having a bit more time on my hands than usual I sat for a morning to see what my Go Compare a Meercat option would be.
AA offered the same cover for £520. I called Admiral to cancel my policy and the gent on the other end offered me a £180 discount to renew. I explained that I had insured with another company and all I needed him to do was terminate my policy... and he offered me £210 discount.
These people just make it up as they go along.
A month ago Admiral wrote to inform me renewal was due and the premium would increase once again, this time to £980. Having a bit more time on my hands than usual I sat for a morning to see what my Go Compare a Meercat option would be.
AA offered the same cover for £520. I called Admiral to cancel my policy and the gent on the other end offered me a £180 discount to renew. I explained that I had insured with another company and all I needed him to do was terminate my policy... and he offered me £210 discount.
These people just make it up as they go along.
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When that happens to me I tell them they’ve just lost their custom because they are taking the p155. I just saved £100 by moving from AA to RH for my Saab 900 T16s cabriolet, and they were lovely to deal with too.