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Increase – or add – a voluntary excess to get cheaper premiums. But make sure you could afford to pay this amount in the event of a claim.
Our research shows this is when you’ll get offered the best renewal quotes.
Based on MoneySuperMarket quoted policies for annual car insurance, between July 25th 2024 and October 23rd 2024.
Pay for your car insurance in one go. Annual payments are up to 31% lower than the total cost of monthly instalments, saving you up to £267.
Based on MoneySuperMarket quoted policies for annual car insurance, between August 7th 2024 and November 5th 2024.
Convictions and endorsements for speeding or other driving offences will mean paying more for insurance.
Add-ons like breakdown cover cost extra to add to your policy. Cutting out the extras you don't need can reduce your car insurance price.
The more no claims bonus you have, the cheaper your premium will be.
You can reduce the cost of motor insurance by parking your vehicle off the road – such as a secure car park or locked garage – when you're not using it.
Young or inexperienced drivers can reduce premiums by adding an older driver to their policy.
There are three types of car insurance you need to know about:
Fully comprehensive: this is the highest level of cover and will protect you financially if your car, any other car, person, or property is involved in a car insurance claim.
Third party, fire and theft: this will protect you financially if you’re involved in an accident where someone else’s car or property is damaged. This cover also includes costs incurred as a result of fire damage, as well as cover if your car is stolen or damaged in an attempted theft. However, this type of cover doesn't protect your car if it's damaged in an accident - only fully comprehensive includes that level of cover.
Third party only: this will only protect you financially when you’re involved in an accident where someone else’s car or property is damaged.
With the cheapest 10 of fully comprehensive policies costing£396[3]Based on the 10th percentile of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket between February 2024 and January 2025..
Generally, fully comprehensive tends to be the cheapest policy type because over time insurers have deemed these policyholders as lower risk. However, there can be exceptions for different vehicle makes and models.
MoneySuperMarket's comparison tool allows you to compare quotes from trusted insurers across the UK. Once you've filled out a few details, we'll compile all your quotes in one place to help you find the best deal on your car insurance.
Your car registration number and driving licence number
Any no-claims bonus you’ve accrued
When you bought the car and any modifications made
Your expected annual mileage
Whether you’ll use the car for social, commuting, or business purposes
Note: you can still get a quote if you don't know the registration yet
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