Insurance Companies offering good monthly payment deals

[Ollieh17]

Just moved into my house and struggling with funds at the moment, and insurance is up on the 8th. Not only has the new house bumped up the premium i am unable to pay monthly without silly apr on my current policy. All the places ive tried so far with good monthly payment deals charge an arm and a leg for insuring a glanza in the first place.

[jimmymac101]

This doesn't sound right,

Owning your own property should lower the premium unless you have moved to a rough area :-/

If give sky a ring and see what they have to say and elephant are normally very very good

James

[akyakapotter]

Green light try them spot on for me

[Ollieh17]

thats what i though, homeowner plus an extra years no claims plus cohabiting. And its not a rough area really, GL postcode on the whole is supposed to be an A postcode for insurance. and sky have that 2 year rule. ive been driving a year and 10months when my policy is up lol

Edited September 26, 2014 by Ollieh17

[maddox710]

Either way I think you might struggle with car insurance side, purely because your a new/young driver.

I've just gone with aviva though insured my glanza and my bmw for less than what I was paying just for 1 car with admiral

[Ollieh17]

my renewal with elephant is £700ish which isn't bad for a new driver tbf, just there APRS are pretty shocking lol

[daniel_g]

Take out a 0% interest credit card and pay the insurance with that.

You should be able to get one or a very low rate one being a homeowner

[Ollieh17]

Take out a 0% interest credit card and pay the insurance with that.

You should be able to get one or a very low rate one being a homeowner

yeh thats the other option! credit cards are dangerous without control though!

[jimmymac101]

Use it once a year for your insurance and stick it in the draw the rest

James

[Ollieh17]

gonna have a look at some cards