La classe CU di
Submitted by Sarah and Mark on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 09:09In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
La classe CU di Bonus/Malus ha beneficiato dell’agevolazione prevista dalla “legge Bersani” Not sure about this bit either! Thanks.
Basically if you're a first
Submitted by Ram on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 09:14In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Basically if you're a first timer insurer you're class 14. If you're bringing your no claims bonus with you from UK (within 12 months) your UK insurer will give you a bit of paper which translated your no claims into the approriate Italian class. You go down 1 class every year with no claims.
Thank You Ram
Submitted by Sarah and Mark on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 09:46In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Sarah and Mark..If you have
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 11:32In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
Sarah and Mark..If you have been insured with another company here in Italy they would have given you a Bonus Malus number - High risk = 14 lowest risk = 1. When I first insured my car here I had a looooooong 'no accident claim' discount. They didn't (then in 2004) want to know, but agreed to start me on '11' - only £1,380!!!!I have since changed insurers twice and have just re-insured with Direct Line now for the third time - I'm now down to 'BM 4' and £540... That's for my old 1999 1.6s Vauxhall Vectra.If you want to talk about it - send me a PM or an e-mail and I'll call you or give you my number - I think you may still have my e-mail address.'C'
If you have had insurance in
Submitted by Ram on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 11:52In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
If you have had insurance in the UK until this year, your no claims will have carried over to your new insurer. They should give you a certificate in Italian with your equvalent BM class which you present to your new Italian insurer. As i remember max no claims is 60% in the UK - so you will probably only drop or 6 classes at most. The other possibility is to insure with Italsure or another UK company who insures Itlaian reg cars and is cheaper than Direct line!
Thanks so much Carole and Ram
Submitted by Sarah and Mark on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 12:16In reply to If you have had insurance in by Ram
Thanks so much Carole and Ram - had a quote for Italsure and it was €1261 - Direct line, so far around €800 but then I am probably not putting in the correct bonus/ malus figure. Looks like I need to call my UK insurer to find out what confirmation I can get from them. Will carry on trying!
I sent Italian my UK renewal
Submitted by Penny on Mon, 09/21/2009 - 08:44In reply to A newbie all over again! by Annec
I sent Italian my UK renewal document (yes, they will want proof) with the no claims bonus in English on it and they started me correctly on 9 as the document showed maximum 5 years no claims bonus. This was the problem (I have actually never claimed except for windscreens in 23 years of driving) but in the UK they fix the maximum no clams to a certain number of years - in this case 5.If I was you, I would put in 9 for the bonus/malus and you'll only be 1 out (or even correct) if you can prove full UK no claims discount. Direct Line will adjust it when you send the proof of no claims. This is what they did with me. "La legge Bersani" allows you to use the no claims bonus on a second car but you can only use this on one other vehicle hence having to tick the box if you are insuring a second car.
Thanks Penny - just tackling
Submitted by Sarah and Mark on Mon, 09/28/2009 - 06:14In reply to I sent Italian my UK renewal by Penny
Thanks Penny - just tackling the car insurance again and it seems there are 2 boxes for the Bonus/Malus
Classe CU (Bonus/Malus) di provenienza
or
Classe CU (Bonus/Malus) di assegnazione
Sorry but do you put 9 in both as it won't let me continue without filling both boxes in.
Many thanks.