Tips to save money on insurance
Don’t submit small claims. The more you use your insurance, the higher your insurance premium will be. Submitting claims that exceed your excess by just a few hundred rand doesn’t make financial sense. Pay for smaller losses yourself. This will save you money over the long term. • Don’t let other people drive your vehicle. Multiple drivers create multiple risks. More risk, more expensive insurance. • Continue to improve your credit score. • Before you buy a vehicle, get an insurance quote to determine the insurance cost for that specific vehicle. • The more security measures you have in place, the less your risk, the better your safety and the lower your insurance premium.
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Short-term insurance FAQs
Why do I need insurance? We all face some sort of risk on a daily basis. The risk increases dramatically when you live in a country like South Africa. What is a risk? It is that unforeseen event, the unpredictability of factors that can result in a gain or loss. The risks we want to avoid is the risks that can cause a financial loss. That is why insurance is so important to protect ourselves against unforeseen and unpredictable events such as accidents, fire, theft and so much more. Insurance protects you against a financial setback and helps recover you into the position you were before the event. Why do I have to pay an excess? Most policies contain excesses, which is designed to eliminate small losses. Policy excess compels you to share in the financial loss. It also helps in k
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Short-term insurance 101
The more you know about insurance and how the industry works, the better prepared you will be, and the more money you can save. The following are key factors that insurers use to determine the price of car insurance: • Age: If you’re young, your risk of being in a vehicle accident is statistically much higher. You can’t do anything about your age, but some insurers may penalise you less than others. • Claims history: Safe drivers are rewarded with lower insurance premiums. Your history of making claims will directly affect the cost of your insurance. The more you use insurance, the more your insurance will cost. • Credit history: Insurance companies have determined that there is a direct correlation between your credit history and your risk. • Use of vehicle: The
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