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Old Nov 4th 2021 | 1:58 am
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Basically the lower the class the cheaper. We did this 2016, but I'm guessing it won't have changed. The document we had give the following mapping:-
5 yrs NCB = class 9
4 yrs NCB = class 10....

.... and so on to
0 yrs NCB = class 14
I think from there you should reduce class if no claim year by year.
 
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Originally Posted by Geordieborn
Basically the lower the class the cheaper. We did this 2016, but I'm guessing it won't have changed. The document we had give the following mapping:-
5 yrs NCB = class 9
4 yrs NCB = class 10....

.... and so on to
0 yrs NCB = class 14
I think from there you should reduce class if no claim year by year.
That's great thanks Geordieborn, makes sense.
Do you know what the 2nd question relates to:

Bonus Malus Class (CU) of origin - so I select the number based on deducting my total NCB from 18 (with the Vertify website).
Bonus Malus (CU) class of assignment - how do I complete this one?
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Old Nov 4th 2021 | 9:36 pm
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I can't recall which way around it is, but the two are either your current class and future class OR your last year class and new class if that makes any sense (I think the former). So they are within one of each other eg. 9/8. If anything like the numerous systems I went on (Direct line IT being one) it will object if you don't have it right. So if you map to say 14 the other answer will be 13 or 15 i.e. either one greater or one less. I'm assuming from what you have put down there are 18 classes now!
 
Old Nov 5th 2021 | 9:39 pm
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[QUOTE=Geordieborn;13068713]I can't recall which way around it is, but the two are either your current class and future class OR your last year class and new class if that makes any sense (I think the former). So they are within one of each other eg. 9/8. If anything like the numerous systems I went on (Direct line IT being one) it will object if you don't have it right. So if you map to say 14 the other answer will be 13 or 15 i.e. either one greater or one less. I'm assuming from what you have put down there are 18 classes now![/QUOTE

Brilliant thanks so much Geordieborn. Often that bit more complicated than it needs to be....... Bit like everything, once one knows what to do, it's so much easier. That's great, I'm good to go.

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