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Moving back to UK - car insurance

Old May 21st 2023, 5:45 pm
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Hi Expats forum, we’re moving back to uk to retire in June, we’ve been living in the US for 16 years. Im 61, any suggestions for car insurance firms. Im assuming we have to start with 0 no claims again?

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Old May 21st 2023, 6:52 pm
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Get some proof of no claims from your current insurer. I have had this accepted before in UK.
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Thanks, we will request from our insurance co.
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Aviva and NFU Mutual are recommended often on here.
Aviva-provide this as proof of NCD.
https://www.nfumutual.co.uk/motor-in...car-insurance/
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Originally Posted by ianandhelena View Post
Aviva and NFU Mutual are recommended often on here.
Aviva-provide this as proof of NCD.
https://www.nfumutual.co.uk/motor-in...car-insurance/
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Both our son and daughter used Aviva to get insurance on their return from the USA this year and in 2017. As well as proof of NCD they also asked for a copy of their last insurance certificate so hang onto your old one until you have car insurance here.
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Old May 27th 2023, 7:45 am
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I went with Admiral, they asked for my driving record in the online application but did not require any verification. Not the greatest customer service, all online and they charge for record changes. But it was a good price for full coverage, I paid 422 GBP for one year.
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