Cheap van insurance?????

[Carl]

I'm 26 and just bought a tipper but when I've been on go compare and others it's coming out at about 1500!!! I ain't paying that

[TonyMckenzie]

Try NFU Mutual at your local office.

[richsafc]

You'll not find much cheaper than that if your 26 and dont have any no claims. Sell your tipper and buy something that can pull a tipping trailer is my advice.

[greengrafter]

I'm 26 and just bought a tipper but when I've been on go compare and others it's coming out at about 1500!!! I ain't paying that

 

Try the NFU I pay 860 ish for fully comp and any driver. I'm 31 but had the same policy since i was 24 but with different tippers over the years.

[Chris Sheppard]

You'll not find much cheaper than that if your 26 and dont have any no claims. Sell your tipper and buy something that can pull a tipping trailer is my advice.

 

at 26 you'll only be able to pull a fairly small trailer anyway unless you go and do a B+E test (which in itseld is fairly easy) but would cost a fair bit usually.

 

All insurance policies seem to have rocketed at the mo - I'm 28 but made the mistake of being a named driver for a lot of years (but had the joy of owning cars not typical for young drivers) rather than taking out my own policy so Mine's still fairly expensive - but this year, even with an extra years no claims it barely dropped at all.

 

I did get some quite good quotes of Confused.com when I was looking at little vans a month or so ago and one company said that while the first year was fairly expensive, the second year they'd match any no claims I had on other vehicles so it would drop loads - in reality a lot can change in a year but it sounded quite good and they were the cheapest initially - can't remember there name but it had an A at the front and it wasn't Admiral. They always come up first on confused.com in the van section.

[Carl]

Thanks fellas

[egs]

Dial Direct.. ive just got insured fully comp for 1100 . ford transit tipper. only 19 years old on my own policy and one yrs no claims of my car

[detritus21]

Try adrian flux. I'm with them age 27 but have 6 years no claims. 800ish quid LDV tipper.

[zeroluke]

I am 24 and my ford ranger is insured for commerical/own use ( carriage of own goods ) and its 1200 quid fully comp. If I sell my car and put the no claims over onto it then it'll drop a few hundred quid. I think the insurance industry is disgraceful in general and in the fact they will only insure you for 1 profession ( gardening type stuff ). In this day and age no-one can afford to do just the one thing. So if i wanted to do removals or something else when its quiet then I don't know how I'd go about it. What does everyone else think?

 

And As for you Egs you are one of the luckiest people living. I could not insure my car for less than 1400 quid when I was 21 and 1 years bonus, let alone a transit tipper at 19. Good going

[Carl]

Yeh I agree the insurance industry needs to completely change