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Just going through the annual change of provider for insurance (current provider feels it's best to double last years premium) and it's funny when you see the estimated value of £4000 for the MC in most comparison engines. Ended up getting a good-ish deal with Halifax at £380 with just £100 compulsory and £0 excess. There were some as low as £270 but the excess was £800.

Just got my renewal with A-Plan, £300 with £250 excess, happy with that

Both pretty good prices, I'm paying £360 with £250 excess with Esure.

Mines below £200 with Admiral multicar, 4000 Mpy

My renewal has just come in at a shade under £1k for the Alfa and MC with Admiral.

It’s not that bad considering that’s for:

• 30k miles a year between the 2 vehicles
• business use
• mods declared
• parked on the road in Liverpool
• £14k claim

And, to be fair, the Alfa on its own was £600 initially, and the MC has never been below £600 previously.

I am paying 320 with classicline whoseem to be sensible. Cant work out a lot of insurers business model where they absolutely screw their loyal customers to fund low first year new busness drivers premiums . I dont want to change companies every year but i expect reasonable premiums for staying with a particular insurer. not a lot to ask.

Ps just thought thats about 36 quid a month, against 46 pm to bloody Tax it !!!

Pps, so 900 miles last year, tax , insurance, fuel and an oil service, about £1.50 a mile,...... couldnt get an uber cab for that 🏎

Most people are lazy...the gradual rise in premiums people just accept and can't be arsed to change.

The most expensive key word on Google Adwords is Life Insurance...about $50 per click....most people just don't change insurance companies once you're with them you're there for life and you'll buy all sorts of policies with them.