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Please remind your readers to carefully check their insurance documents carefully.
It is worth reminding your readers to check the wording on their insurance policies. I recently had to renew mine and changed insurers. On checking the 'use', I found it stated Social, Domestic and Pleasure (excluding commuting). As most of my driving involves going to work and back, I contacted the insurer, who changed the wording. If I had not done so, it could have been serious if I were involved in an accident while commuting.
Asked on 21 May 2011 by SB, Peterborough
Answered by
Honest John
Good point. Many people get cheaper quotes by missing vital disclosures like this.
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