In the current financial turmoil the majority of people are looking to cut costs and save some cash. In recent years, due to the internet revolution, there have been some massive savings to be had when renewing our car insurance, home and contents insurance and breakdown cover. I will be writing about how you can make these savings within this article.
For the purposes of this article I will be writing about people’s annual car insurance renewal - mainly because I have just had to renew my own auto insurance.
I am not an insurance specialist in fact I am just a regular guy from the UK who is involved in providing jobs in foster care, offering people quality external doors and enabling the public to obtain budget package holidays.
Around two weeks I go I received my annual car renewal notice with the new premium. The premium itself was quite fair and not too much money in reality however I still wanted to be able to pay even less than what I had been quoted - we are in a recession after all.
I decided to use a car insurance comparison website to see the prices that they could offer me. The cheapest price was in fact twenty pounds lower than what I had been quoted.
I then telephoned the company that I was already with and therefore the car insurance company that had sent me the renewal notice and told them that I had used a car insurance comparison site and that I had managed to obtain a quote that was £40 lower than what they had quoted. I asked them if they could offer me a cheaper quote than they had previously.
Why did I state a £40 reduction when in fact I only had managed to obtain a quote £20 lower? Well because I knew that they would not offer me the full reduction. They did come back with a lower premium that was in fact £30 off their original renewal price. Oh yes I felt so proud of myself!
I hope these tips help you in the same way that they have worked for me, please let me know how you get on. You never know those extra pounds that you save could help you to start saving towards a new car or perhaps a holiday - every penny counts, as they say - especially in a recession.









