01Car
Renewal increased? Compare car quotations before your existing policy rolls on.
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A renewal notice gives you a new price for the coming year. Before accepting it, check what has changed and see how alternative quotations compare.
A renewal notice gives you a useful point at which to check the market before deciding whether to stay with the same provider.
01Renewal increased? Compare car quotations before your existing policy rolls on.
Car renewal →
02Check alternative van cover for business, trade or personal use.
Van renewal →
03Compare bike cover if your renewal is no longer competitive.
Motorcycle renewal →
04Review touring-caravan cover, limits and excesses before renewing.
Caravan renewal →
05Compare a motorhome renewal before another annual premium is taken.
Motorhome renewal →Look at the new annual premium and compare it with what you paid for the expiring policy. Then check whether the cover, excesses or optional extras have changed.
A higher renewal does not tell you what every other insurer will charge. Different providers can price the same customer differently, which is why renewal is a sensible point to compare.
Panel size is not a guarantee of a lower price, but a broader comparison gives more providers the opportunity to quote for your circumstances.
Start with the problem that matches your renewal notice.
What to check when the new premium is dramatically higher.
Read guide →Why a clean year does not always mean a lower renewal.
Read guide →How to review the offer before another policy year starts.
Read guide →What to check if you want a different insurer at renewal.
Read guide →Why a renewal can still rise even when your details seem identical.
Read guide →A diagnostic guide to the most common renewal triggers.
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