Does anyone know if there is a general rule of thumb for working out when it is cost
effective to claim on an insurance policy? For example, if the excess is A and the current premium is B then for anything over C it is worthwhile making a claim.
I've tried to GIYLF but not managed to find anything. Also, I'm asking with regard to pet insurance but I imagine that the principal would apply across most insurance policies.
Cheers
Posted By: NxNW on March 27th 2021 at 10:53:15
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- Does anyone know if there is a general rule of thumb for working out when it is cost (General Chat) - NxNW, Mar 27, 10:53:15
- Be very careful with pet insurance. There are so many get out (General Chat) - CB41, Mar 27, 11:03:25
- I only had pet insurance for the first year, when any problems and accidents (General Chat) - promethian1, Mar 27, 11:53:33
- It was the old "repeat condition" that did for me. (General Chat) - CB41, Mar 27, 12:00:42
- I only had pet insurance for the first year, when any problems and accidents (General Chat) - promethian1, Mar 27, 11:53:33
- Be very careful with pet insurance. There are so many get out (General Chat) - CB41, Mar 27, 11:03:25
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