car insurance in perth
Nov 25th 2002, 7:10 am
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car insurance in perth
where's the best/cheapest place to get car insurance in perth for a toyota landcruiser ?
Nov 25th 2002, 9:10 am
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I found SGIO very competitive, although I insured a Falcon car. They also gave me a 10% discount because I took out Home contents insurance with them at the same time.
Another point was that SGIO transferred my no claims bonuses over, although I'm sure the other companies do too.
SGIO's number is: 133 233
Web address: www.sgio.com.au
I've heard the RAC are reasonable too!
Good luck
Another point was that SGIO transferred my no claims bonuses over, although I'm sure the other companies do too.
SGIO's number is: 133 233
Web address: www.sgio.com.au
I've heard the RAC are reasonable too!
Good luck
Nov 25th 2002, 12:10 pm
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Re: car insurance in perth
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 08:10:00 +0000, paul39
wrote:
>where's the best/cheapest place to get car insurance in perth for a
>toyota landcruiser ?
I don't know about the cheapest car insurance in Perth but insurance
companies used to have a phobia about the 26th parallel over in the
west. Insurance premiums would rise considerably for a vehicle if it
was primarily used north of that line of latitude. I think it also
used to be the case that if the vehicle travelled north of it and had
an accident, you might have trouble collecting, especially if you
hadn't advised the insurance company of the possibility beforehand.
The reason was that the northern roads used to be dreadful back in the
days when I lived in the state. I have heard that some of the roads I
used to frequent are now fully sealed. Maybe the insurance premiums
will reflect this but since you are trying to insure a four wheel
drive, your mileage may vary since they will assume you will be
travelling off the beaten path.
Tom
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wrote:
>where's the best/cheapest place to get car insurance in perth for a
>toyota landcruiser ?
I don't know about the cheapest car insurance in Perth but insurance
companies used to have a phobia about the 26th parallel over in the
west. Insurance premiums would rise considerably for a vehicle if it
was primarily used north of that line of latitude. I think it also
used to be the case that if the vehicle travelled north of it and had
an accident, you might have trouble collecting, especially if you
hadn't advised the insurance company of the possibility beforehand.
The reason was that the northern roads used to be dreadful back in the
days when I lived in the state. I have heard that some of the roads I
used to frequent are now fully sealed. Maybe the insurance premiums
will reflect this but since you are trying to insure a four wheel
drive, your mileage may vary since they will assume you will be
travelling off the beaten path.
Tom
You can't win.
You can't break even.
You can't stop playing the game.
Nov 25th 2002, 12:28 pm
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Re: car insurance in perth
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 10:10:48 +0000, Westside
wrote:
>I found SGIO very competitive, although I insured a Falcon car. They
>also gave me a 10% discount because I took out Home contents insurance
>with them at the same time.
We are also insured with SGIO and we have the car, two houses and the
contents of one insured. The premium is, for the houses and contents
at least, slightly lower this year. They compare very favourably to
the others...
Another little discount that they don't mention, in the case of car
insurance, is that related to who is nominated as the primary driver.
In our case, my wife is the primary driver and women are seen as less
accident prone than men. I didn't even know about this until I
volunteered the info when I went to renew the policy. I had been
nominated as the primary driver but, since my wife uses the car to
travel to work every day, I thought to change the policy to reflect
this. I was told it wasn't neccessary but I insisted. THEN I was told
that there was a discount available... hmmmm
>Another point was that SGIO transferred my no claims bonuses over,
>although I'm sure the other companies do too.
>SGIO's number is: 133 233
>Web address: www.sgio.com.au
>I've heard the RAC are reasonable too!
I think, in most cases, SGIO is ahead of them.
Tom
You can't win.
You can't break even.
You can't stop playing the game.
wrote:
>I found SGIO very competitive, although I insured a Falcon car. They
>also gave me a 10% discount because I took out Home contents insurance
>with them at the same time.
We are also insured with SGIO and we have the car, two houses and the
contents of one insured. The premium is, for the houses and contents
at least, slightly lower this year. They compare very favourably to
the others...
Another little discount that they don't mention, in the case of car
insurance, is that related to who is nominated as the primary driver.
In our case, my wife is the primary driver and women are seen as less
accident prone than men. I didn't even know about this until I
volunteered the info when I went to renew the policy. I had been
nominated as the primary driver but, since my wife uses the car to
travel to work every day, I thought to change the policy to reflect
this. I was told it wasn't neccessary but I insisted. THEN I was told
that there was a discount available... hmmmm
>Another point was that SGIO transferred my no claims bonuses over,
>although I'm sure the other companies do too.
>SGIO's number is: 133 233
>Web address: www.sgio.com.au
>I've heard the RAC are reasonable too!
I think, in most cases, SGIO is ahead of them.
Tom
You can't win.
You can't break even.
You can't stop playing the game.
Nov 26th 2002, 12:33 am
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Location: Perth W.A
Posts: 190
Hi
We used Western QBE for our car insurance. Admittedly we didn't try SGIO (who I've since heard are very good) but still, we got a good premium. When I told them I'd had a cheaper quote from someone else they beat it.
Claire xx
We used Western QBE for our car insurance. Admittedly we didn't try SGIO (who I've since heard are very good) but still, we got a good premium. When I told them I'd had a cheaper quote from someone else they beat it.
Claire xx
