Add-ons
Excess reimbursement, explained
Pays your excess back to you after a successful claim.
Every motor policy has an excess: the amount you pay yourself before the insurer pays anything. Excess reimbursement is a separate, cheap add-on that pays that excess back to you after you've made a successful claim.
Why it's popular with trade customers
If you have a £500 compulsory excess and a £250 voluntary excess on top, a single claim costs you £750 before the insurer pays a penny. Excess reimbursement caps that at the cost of the add-on (usually well under £100 a year).
How it works
- You have a claim and pay your excess as normal.
- Once the main claim settles, you submit a short form to the excess insurer.
- They pay the excess back into your account.
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