How long before 'no claims' lapse?

Popeye

11/08/2003 at 13:09

Kinda following on from YIFE's thread about buying a bike to keep insurance current.

How long can you normally leave it from your insurance expiring before you have to re-insure something in order to maintain your no claims discount level?

...and is it the same for cars?

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11/08/2003 at 13:10

Popeye wrote

Kinda following on from YIFE's thread about buying a bike to keep insurance current.

How long can you normally leave it from your insurance expiring before you have to re-insure something in order to maintain your no claims discount level?

...and is it the same for cars?

2 years and yes same for cars

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Loss Adjusters and surveyors

09/08/2012 at 09:42

Well Insurance companies provide discount on lapse period of no claim by looking all the neccesary terms and conditions well Insurance Loss Adjusters do that work if you havent take claim "I mean no claim for 5 years" then insurance companies provide discount for 2 year by checking proper validity and the policies under it .

Edited: 09/08/2012 at 09:44

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