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What car insurance policy is best for me?

How do I get cheap car insurance?

Looking to find out how you can maximise your savings and reduce your Car Insurance Premium. Follow these top tips.

Compare and get cashback

By comparing insurance policies through Quidco Compare, you could save money and earn £45 cashback paid just 60 days after your policy start date.  

Don’t auto-renew

Loyalty is expensive. Don’t let your car insurance auto-renew. You could make your insurance cheaper by shopping around and finding a better deal when your insurance is up for renewal.

Pay annually

Paying for your car insurance year in one go could be a lot cheaper. You’ll avoid the added interest rates of paying monthly.

Increase your voluntary excess

You could make your premium cheaper by increasing your voluntary excess — the amount that you’re willing to pay if you raise a claim. If you believe you’re a safe driver, this can be a smart way to reduce the cost of your premium.

Limit your mileage

One of the factors insurers take into account is mileage. The fewer miles you drive, the less insurers will see you as a risk. So reduce your mileage to make your car insurance cheap — maybe take public transport every now and again. Don't be tempted to lie to you insurance provider about your mileage, though. There are serious repercussions for doing this.

Useful information

Please note: by clicking the "Get a quote" button, you consent to your details being used by the comparison partner and insurance quote providers.

When using the Compare service, you must take reasonable care to answer insurers' questions fully and accurately and if you volunteer other information, you must take reasonable care to ensure that the information is not misleading. If any information that you have provided changes before you take out your insurance, during the life of the policy or at renewal you must inform the insurer or broker of the change. If you deliberately or carelessly misrepresent any information in relation to this insurance, then your policy may not pay all, or part, of a claim and could in certain circumstances be avoided altogether.