******* poor people :(
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Insurance prices is based on risk. You move to a higher risk area. You pay more money. In return you get protection, in the form of insurance.
I'm receiving the same policy with the same level of cover and the same excess for an additional £150. Explain to me where the added value is in there.
Car theft/vandalism is higher in poorer areas - have a look at your local towns on police.uk.
My new house is the same distance from the blight that is 'social housing' as my old house was. Crime statistics in my street and surrounding streets are pretty much exactly the same as my old house.
We're renting this property - on a try before you buy with the mrs.
Good for you, perhaps post in threads you do care about?
Hopefully not. Woe betide anyone I catch trying to steal my car.
See previous replies
I have paid up, I haven't much choice, have I?
I don't care if it's £150 or £1500 - it's still disgusting that the actions of others costs me more money for the same product I was receiving elsewhere.
How did you arrive at that figure? Why mention a figure per week? Who pays for insurance weekly? (actually, probably the poor, to protect their weekly payments from brighthouse for that 70 inch tv they needed)
I was paying £725, now paying £875.
Can't say the same around here I'm afraid. Crime rates are very high in the poor areas.
I'm not, but it's fair to assume that the thieving/vandalising scum pushing up insurance due to address are poor.
I hope someone exhumes your great grandmother and makes new holes in her rotting corpse to violate her in front of your children
I'm not changing where I live for £150 - it's scandalous I have to pay 20% more because the local scum weren't raised properly.
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You must be a whole load of fun to live next door to.
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Already checked this, admiral are still the cheapest by a long chalk.
No, I don't live on a council estate, I rent a nice 3 bed semi which we pay for entirely out of our earnings, overlooking greenbelt land. The poor people on the nearby council estate and their associated crime levels are the problem.
Turn this around, lol prehaps if you worked harder and got a better paying job you could have got a better house in a better area to get away from the ***** scumbags, so maybe it is your fault not theirs. HEEEE.
Christ I sound like the goverment!!! lets blame the honest peeps in our country not the low life non working scumbags.
See the above post. Thankfully we're only planning on being here 12 months tops - house sale is nearly complete for the property in Weymouth and then it's unencumbered house time
Just did this, and they say it's almost certainly because of a rise in the risk profile of my residence. I asked them if they would confirm it was because of the local council estates, they declined to comment. I asked them to tell me it wasn't because of this (rather than them saying it was) and they declined to comment, and asked me to write to them.
No, it's pathetic how the poor buy things on credit they can't afford and then blame everyone but themselves when the wheels fall off.
No, that doesn't make me feel better. I don't wish ill of them, I just wish their antics wouldn't affect my life. They already rape the tax payer's purse even 2 weeks, and now this.
Oh go on, I need a laugh, justify that comment for me Marine Ignoramus.
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You are complaining about something which if you researched you could have prevented, Seems like you are moaning for moaning sake.
And thank you for replying like a grown man.
errr ok
They only can't afford stuff because it costs too much in the first place, it's more pathetic that people and companies are greedy, we should bring everyone up to a higher standard of living, the benefits will be far greater to society in the long run than the current situation.