why are we ripped off so badly when it comes to car insurance.
i don’t believe we claim any more or cost insurance companies more than other parts of the U.K.
i have relatives in England and Scotland and if i type in their postcode for a quote it is always several hundred pounds cheaper than where i live.
i firmly believe we are paying a premium for cheaper quotes for residents of the rest of the U.K.
all companies or brokers are part of a main insurer/bank based in the U.K.
if you work in the insurance industry i’d love to hear your reasons.
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