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What information do I need to provide to get a quote?
Ideally, you should have the following information to hand when getting a car insurance quote:
Your car registration number - but don't worry if you don't have this yet, as you can still get a quote if you know the car make and model.
Any no-claims bonus you’ve accrued - here's how to get proof of your no-claims discount
The date you bought the car and any modifications made
Your expected annual mileage - you can use our mileage calculator to work this out
Although you don't need your driving licence number, it's recommended you include this when getting a quote as it can affect your final price.
Are price comparison websites cheaper than going direct?
Price comparison websites like MoneySuperMarket can help you find cheaper car insurance from car insurers compared with going direct. There are several ways we can help you save money:
our Price Promise1 means if you find the same policy cheaper elsewhere (including on a provider’s website), we’ll refund the difference and give you a £15 gift card
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We also make it quick and easy to compare multiple car insurance policies against each other, so you can check you’re getting the best deal and see where the same level of cover is available for a lower price.
Can I save my quote and come back later?
Yes, MoneySuperMarket can save your quotes so you can revisit them later. Most car insurance quotes are valid for up to 30 days, although the exact timeframe varies by insurer. You’ll usually find the expiry date on your quote or confirmation email.
However, the price isn’t guaranteed to stay the same. Insurance quotes can change for several reasons, including:
Timing: prices often rise the closer you get to your renewal date, as insurers see last-minute buyers as a higher risk.
Market factors: changes in repair costs, claims trends or inflation can affect overall pricing.
Personal details: even small updates - like a new address, job title or added driver - can alter your quote.
If you spot a quote you’re happy with, it’s usually best to secure it sooner rather than later to lock in the price.
Can I get a car insurance quote in ChatGPT?
The MoneySuperMarket ChatGPT app lets you get car insurance estimates and quotes using simple, natural conversation right inside ChatGPT.
New users can answer just a few questions to get a quick car insurance estimate, and existing MoneySuperMarket customers can securely connect their account to re-run full quotes without typing all their details again.
How much does car insurance cost in 2026?
The average yearly cost of car insurance in 2026 is £498.42
These prices are averaged across a wide range of drivers. How much you pay will be influenced by your age, location, class of use, car make and model, engine type, driving history and other factors, and could differ significantly.
Driver Age | Average Price |
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Under 25 | £1283.96^ |
30-39 | £619^ |
60+ | £374^ |
Vehicle Type | Average Price |
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Petrol | £487^ |
Diesel | £515^ |
Electric | £562^ |
How can I get cheaper car insurance?
While some of the biggest factors affecting your price, like your age and driving experience, are out of your control, you can still lower your car insurance cost by making a few policy changes:
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Buy early
Insurers generally offer better prices 3-4 weeks before your policy start date.
💡 Policy choice: Buy car insurance 25
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Pay annually
Insurers add interest charges to monthly instalments, making this a more expensive way to pay.
💡 Policy choice: Select annual payment
📍 Average saving: £172.68
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Add a named driver
Adding more experienced named drivers can lower your premium, as insurers see the policy as less risky.
💡 Policy choice: Have 3 drivers named on policy
📍 Average saving: £152.73
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Increase excess
If you pay more towards any claim you reduce the insurer’s risk, so they will usually drop your premium.
💡 Policy choice: Set £300 voluntary excess
📍 Average saving: £86.52
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Add driving licence
Adding your driving licence number lets insurers verify your details and assess your risk more accurately.
💡 Policy choice: Add all driver licence numbers
📍 Average saving: £48.12
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Cut add-ons
Removing add-ons you don’t need or can get elsewhere will lower your premium.
💡 Policy choice: Remove add-ons like breakdown cover
📍 Average saving: £30
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Drive fewer miles
Cutting back on driving where possible can lower costs, as you're a lower risk of making a claim.
💡 Policy choice: Keep your mileage between 3,000-6,000 miles a year
Which car insurers are the cheapest in 2026?
The car insurer with the cheapest average prices is:
Carole Nash^
The average cost of a comprehensive car insurance policy with Carole Nash
Rank | Insurer | Average Price |
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Top 1 | Carole Nash^ | £289.05^ |
Top 2 | Churchill^ | £328.40^ |
Top 3 | Marmalade Essentials^ | £342.68^ |
Which type of car insurance do I need?
The minimum legal requirement in Great Britain and Northern Ireland is third party car insurance. However, fully comprehensive cover will give you the highest level of protection and often works out better value.
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Fully comprehensive
Highest level of protection
✔ Damage to other people and vehicles
✔ Damage to your own car
📍 Average cost: £498.42
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Third-party, fire and theft
Adds some protection for your car
✔ Damage to other people and vehicles
✔ Damage to your own car from fire or theft
📍 Average cost: £557.89
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Third-party only
Minimum legal requirement
✔ Damage to other vehicles
✔ Harm caused to other people
📍 Average cost: £744.83
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What does car insurance cover?
Standard policies often include the following protections, but cover can vary between insurers. Check your own policy documents for full details.
Standard policy inclusions | Fully Comprehensive | Third Party, Fire and Theft | Third Party Only |
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Damage to other vehicles | Included | Included | Included |
Damage to other people and their property | Included | Included | Included |
Damage to your car | Included | Excluded | Excluded |
Damage to your car from fire | Included | Included | Excluded |
Included | Included | Excluded | |
Included | Excluded (unless from attempted theft) | Excluded | |
Third party only cover often included | Excluded | Excluded | |
Often included | Optional extra | Optional extra | |
Often included | Optional extra | Excluded | |
Often included | Optional extra | Excluded | |
Optional extra | Optional extra | Excluded | |
Personal belongings cover | Often included | Optional extra | Excluded |
What add-ons can I include with my car insurance?
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Breakdown cover
Provides roadside assistance if you break down.
📍 Average cost: £27
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Motor legal protection
Will cover any legal fees you might face in relation to a road accident.
📍 Average cost: £25
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Courtesy car cover
Provides a replacement vehicle while yours is being repaired.
📍 Average cost: £10
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Personal accident
Pays out a lump sum if you’re injured or killed in a road accident.
📍 Average cost: £15
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How much does a no-claims discount (NCD) reduce car insurance?
A no-claims discount can significantly reduce the cost of your car insurance. Your exact discount will differ depending on your personal circumstances and car insurer, but can be up to 30%
| Average premium by years holding a licence | Average premium by NCD years |
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1 year | £1200.14 | £921.12 |
5 years | £850.87 | £574.47 |
10 years | £635.04 | £408.67 |
20 years | £486.10 | £346.74 |
How many no-claims discount years will my new insurer honour?
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Maximum number of NCD years
With most insurers, the size of discount you can achieve increases until you have built up five NCD years, at which point the maximum discount percentage is achieved. Despite this, some companies continue to recognise if you go further years without making a claim - but they don't increase the size of your discount (or at least not by much).
However, it can still be helpful. If your insurance company recognises up to, say, nine years of claims-free driving and you have an accident, you might lose two years and drop back to seven. As that's still higher than five, making a claim would not jeopardise your discount.
Other companies will always drop you back to three years after an accident, regardless of your number of years claims-free.
Maximum No Claims Discount
The amount of discount earned increases with each year of claim-free driving.
So after one year you might get 30%, with the percentage increasing each year until you get 70% NCD after five years.
Most firms offer a maximum NCD of 70%, although some offer 75% or 80%.
Does it have an Accelerated Bonus Scheme?
Some insurance companies offer drivers with no NCD an accelerated bonus scheme, which awards a year's NCD after 10 months claims-free driving.
After 10 months, you can either renew with the same firm, or move to another firm with the one-year bonus intact.
What is no-claims discount protection insurance?
Many car insurers offer cover for your no-claims discount. This protection is either included with your policy or can be added for an extra cost.
Claim exemptions: Your NCD isn't affected by certain claims, such as for windscreen damage
No-claims discount protection: you can make a limited number of non-fault claims without losing your discount
Uninsured driver promise: Your NCD won’t be affected if you’re hit by an uninsured driver
🚩 Even if your NCD is protected, your premium may still increase after making a claim.
Is no-claims discount protection insurance worth it?
No-claims discount (NCD) protection can be worth it, especially if you’ve built up several years of no-claims and have a higher chance of needing to claim, for example because you drive regularly or live in an area with more car crime.
As the discount you earn can be significant, in many cases the saving on your premium will be greater than the cost of adding the protection.
NCD protection also provides a hedge against accidents caused by uninsured drivers. According to the Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB), there are around 1 million
Will my no-claims discount apply to my second car?
No, your no-claims discount (NCD) usually only applies to one car at a time. Insurers won’t let you use the same discount across multiple policies, so if you insure a second car, you’ll typically need to start building a separate NCD for it.
Some insurers offer introductory or mirrored discounts for a second car, but these are not the same as a full NCD and may come with conditions.
Can I build up a no-claims discount on a car I don't own?
Yes, you can build up a no-claims discount (NCD) on a car you don’t own, but it depends on how you’re insured.
If you have a company car and are the main driver on the policy, some insurers will let you earn a no-claims discount or provide proof of claim-free driving, which you may be able to use when taking out your own policy. However, this isn’t always guaranteed, so it’s worth checking with the insurer.
If you’re named on someone else’s policy, such as a driver on your parent’s car, you usually won’t build up your own NCD. Some insurers offer named driver no-claims discounts, but these are less common and may only be recognised by the same insurer if you take out your own policy later.
How do I make a car insurance claim?
To make a car insurance claim, contact your insurer as soon as possible with details of the incident, including what happened, when and where, and any photos or third-party information. They’ll guide you through the next steps, such as arranging repairs or assessing the damage. 98.8%
What can invalidate my car insurance?
In these situations, your insurer could refuse your claim, leaving you to cover the costs yourself:
Fronting - naming someone else as the main driver when you’re the one using the car most often.
Giving incorrect details - such as your address, car use, or where the car is parked.
Not updating your insurer when your circumstances change, for example moving house or changing jobs.
Letting someone not listed on your policy drive your car.
Modifying your vehicle without telling your insurer.
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What types of specialist car insurance can I get from MoneySuperMarket?
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Multi-car insurance
Covers two or more vehicles under one policy and can be cheaper than separate cover.
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Short-term insurance
Temporary cover lasting from one to 28 days, with some policies available for up to 90 days.
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Van insurance
Car insurance will not cover you to drive vans, pickup trucks or HGVs.
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Telematics insurance
Black box insurance tracks your driving and can lead to lower prices, especially for younger drivers.
Why is car insurance so expensive?
Car insurance prices are high because costs for car insurers are high. In the first three months of 2025, UK car insurers paid out £3.2 billion
These costs have since dipped - car insurers paid £2.9 billion
Cars are becoming equipped with more complex technology that is harder to replace
Electric vehicles, which are more expensive to repair, are becoming more common (and will become more so as the UK phases out new petrol and diesel cars)
Global trade issues sometimes impact the time it takes to source spare parts
There is a 'critical skills shortage
^ ' of mechanics, so there are fewer people available to carry out the repairsInflation, and particularly fuel prices, are still rising, and this pulls up costs across the board as companies pay more for wages, utility bills, and so on
Longer repairs also have some knock-on cost impacts for car insurers. For example, they need to spend more money on courtesy cars as people rely on them for longer.
Why can car insurance quotes vary so much?
Car insurers price policies based on risk, and different drivers will have different risk profiles. Your risk profile is based on the overall rate of claims for your demographic group, car type, or driving activity. For example, more car incidents happen in urban compared to rural areas, so you will generally pay more for your car insurance if you move from the countryside to the city.
However, different insurers use different pricing, marketing and risk models, and offer different levels of cover, excess, add-ons and features. That means quotes can vary significantly even for the same driver. That's why it's worth shopping around for your quote; you may find the same cover being offered for a lot less.
Are there different types of car insurance for different drivers?
Yes, there are different types of car insurance designed for drivers with specific circumstances and risk profiles. For example, Marshmallow focuses on drivers who have moved to the UK, By Miles specialises in low-mileage cover, Saga offers policies for over-50s, and Marmalade targets young drivers.
Specialist insurers may offer more competitive prices for their target groups or include features that particularly suit their needs.
However, there are some personal characteristics that UK car insurers cannot factor into prices or policy restrictions. For example, they cannot just sell (or refuse to sell) car insurance for women or car insurance for disabled drivers.
However, you can find car insurers who tailor their marketing towards these groups and whose policies include features they think will particularly benefit a specific audience. For example, car insurers like Sheila's Wheels and Diamond focus their marketing on female drivers and include features like child seat cover and handbag cover in their policies.
How do I contact my car insurer?
You can contact your car insurer using the details in your policy documents, typically by phone, email or through your online account. Most insurers have a dedicated 24/7 claims helpline for new claims.
If you bought your policy through MoneySuperMarket, you’ll still usually need to contact the insurer directly for changes or claims, rather than going through us.
Where can I find my car insurance policy documents?
If you bought your car insurance through MoneySuperMarket, you can find your policy information by logging into our website or app. Your active policies will be shown on your dashboard.
Alternatively, you can generally find your car insurance policy by logging into your insurer's website, online portal or app.
How do I make a change to my car insurance policy?
To make a change to your car insurance policy, you’ll usually need to contact your insurer directly, either through your online account, by phone or via their app. Common changes include updating your address, mileage, named drivers or how you use your car.
Keep in mind that changes can affect your premium. For example, if you started driving to work and changed your car's class of use from 'social only' to 'social and commuting', your car insurance price will on average increase from £480.08
Many insurers will also charge an admin fee, usually in the £20-£60 range.
It’s best to update your details as soon as possible after a change, as incorrect information could affect your cover or any future claims.
Can I cancel my car insurance at any time?
Yes, you can cancel your car insurance at any time but you may have to pay a fee.
All insurers must offer a 14-day cooling-off period when you first take out a new policy. If you cancel during this, you’ll usually only be charged for the days you were insured. Some insurers may also charge a cancellation or admin fee, typically between £20 and £60.
If you’re cancelling after the cooling-off period, you’ll normally receive a pro-rata refund for the unused part of your cover. For example, if you cancel halfway through an annual policy, you’ll get back around half of what you paid - minus any fees. Add-ons such as breakdown cover or legal protection are often non-refundable once they’ve started, so check your policy documents carefully.
The 14-day cooling-off period usually only applies when you first buy a new policy, not when you renew. Once a renewal has begun, it’s treated as a new 12-month contract, so normal cancellation terms apply.
If you pay by monthly direct debit, don’t cancel your payments before confirming with your insurer that your policy is cancelled, otherwise it could negatively affect your credit record.
When do I not need car insurance?
The main exceptions when you don’t need car insurance are:
Your car is off the road and declared SORN
Your car has been scrapped, stolen or exported and you have notified the DVLA
Otherwise, it is a legal requirement that you have at least third-party car insurance. Police can issue an on-the-spot fine of £300 and put 6 penalty points on your licence. If you are taken to court you could face unlimited fines and disqualification from driving.
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Is car insurance eligible for SuperSaveClub and rewards?
Yes, you can earn SuperSaveClub rewards when you buy car insurance through MoneySuperMarket.
This includes:
Up to £15, which you can withdraw as a pre-paid Mastercard or a gift card for brands like Sainsbury's and Amazon.co.uk
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Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026, with one driver who has held their licence for at least one year.
Based on the median annual price of third party, fire & theft car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026, with one driver who has held their licence for at least one year.
Based on the median annual price of third party only car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026, with one driver who has held their licence for at least one year.
Source: The Association of British Insurers (ABI), 'No claims bonuses and discounts' https://www.abi.org.uk/products-and-issues/choosing-the-right-insurance/motor-insurance/how-to-cut-the-cost-of-motor-insurance/no-claims-bonuses-and-discounts/
Source: The Association of British Insurers (ABI), 'No claims bonuses and discounts' https://www.abi.org.uk/products-and-issues/choosing-the-right-insurance/motor-insurance/how-to-cut-the-cost-of-motor-insurance/no-claims-bonuses-and-discounts/
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Source: Which?, Nov 2025 (Using Financial Conduct Authority data) 'FCA figures reveal home insurance still falling short on payouts' https://www.which.co.uk/news/article/fca-figures-reveal-home-insurance-still-falling-short-on-payouts-aLOyL2v8on8g
Based on the car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on the car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 where the policy was for comprehensive cover.
Source: The Association of British Insurers (ABI), 2025. 'Quarterly motor claims hit record high', https://www.abi.org.uk/news/news-articles/2025/5/quarterly-motor-claims-hit-record-high/
Source: The Association of British Insurers (ABI), 2026. 'Motor premiums remain stable, but cost of repairs still high', https://www.abi.org.uk/news/news-articles/2026/4/motor-premiumsremainstablebutcost-ofrepairsstill-high/
Source: Thatcham Research, 2026. https://www.thatcham.org/thatcham-research-reports-critical-skills-shortage-in-uk-vehicle-repair-sector/
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the average annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in March 2026.
Based on the median annual price by the number of days to policy start date for car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
Based on the car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 where the user requested Breakdown Cover and it wasnt included as standard cover.
Based on car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 where the user requested Legal Cover and it wasnt included as standard cover.
Based on car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 where the user requested Courtesy Car Cover and it wasnt included as standard cover.
Based on car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 where the user requested Personal Accident Cover and it wasnt included as standard cover.
Source: The Motor Insurance Bureau (MIB), 2025. 'The difference MIB makes… in numbers' https://www.mib.org.uk/media-centre/blogs/2025/january/the-difference-mib-makes-in-numbers/
Source: The Motor Insurance Bureau (MIB), 2025. 'The difference MIB makes… in numbers' https://www.mib.org.uk/media-centre/blogs/2025/january/the-difference-mib-makes-in-numbers/
Based on 1 visit per month – average ticket value £15.30 (Oct 24)
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Based on the average annual price of comprehensive policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in January 2026.
Based on the 51st percentile of comprehensive for 30-39 aged policyholders car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in the month of March 2026.
Based on the 51st percentile of comprehensive for 60+ aged policyholders car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in the month of March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through carole nash on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through carole nash on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through churchill on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through churchill on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through marmalade essentials on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
Based on the average annual price of policies sold through marmalade essentials on MoneySuperMarket between January 2026 and March 2026 and the provider sold with over 200 sales in the period, where only one driver was on the policy who had held a full uk car insurance license for at least 1 year.
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Accurate as of 12 May 2026.
