Changes you must notify your insurer of.
Did you know that once your insurance policy is up and running, if you make certain changes throughout the policy year, you must inform your insurer? This applies to all different types of insurance policies.
Changes which you must make your insurer aware of could include but are not limited to:
Car
- A change to the persons insured, including changes to licence or occupation
- Motoring or criminal convictions
- Any change of vehicle
- Any vehicle modifications
- Any changes affecting ownership of your car
- Any change in the way that your car is used
- If you sell your car
- If you change the address at which you normally keep your car
Home
- You change the address where you normally live
- Work is planned on your home (other than routine repair or maintenance)
- Your home is going to be used for business or a holiday home
- Your building is going to be unoccupied for more than 60 days in a row or does not contain enough furniture for living purposes
- Your home is going to be let to tenants or shared with lodgers
- You or anyone living with you has been declared bankrupt or have any convictions or prosecutions pending
- Any increase in the value of contents or rebuilding cost of the property
You can make any of the above changes by contacting our customer service team on 02891 817375 or via email on [email protected]. If you are contacting us to complete a change of vehicle please ensure you have the details of the vehicle you are changing to available.
Be aware that a change of vehicle could result in an additional premium being charged or in fact a refund being attributed. It is always a good idea to check the insurance before you purchase a new car so you aware of any potential charges that could occur.
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