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dinny_g
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My home insurance from Halifax has gone from £348 to £536 with No Claims last year.

Cost of living crisis or taking the fucking piss ???
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Mine went up about a £100 as well, i did shop around and couldn't get the same cover for less :roll:
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I've just done Go Compare and the same policy with the same supplier is £330.

On the phone with them now

Edit - retrieved my quotes and now it's £418 :roll: - still £118 cheaper than the renewal
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Cost of living crisis = taking the fucking piss
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Spoke to an agent - they "Looked into it" and offered £430 :roll:

Still up £100 but that seems typical at the moment.
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Surely they're breaking the law then? They must offer you the same price or better than a new customer for the same insurance policy.
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The claim was I received a "discount" for year 1 but no-one mentioned anything about a year 1 discount 12 months ago.

Why £536 was reduced to £430 in 30 seconds flat for the exact same cover is another question. It's the way these places work I suppose.
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I'd have just bought the new policy from go compare and cancelled the old one :lol:
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Yeah but that takes effort… and thought and #BecauseDinny = #BoneIdleLazy… :lol:
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Home insurance and car insurance were flat for me this year, luckily. Thinking of knocking the pet insurance on the head though.
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