lilkriss

Just a quick one.

I have just recieved my insurance premium and its about $1300. I have no choice but to pay it (or to look for another provider but I just can't be arsed) which is fine but it is my full intention to have the car sold in the next three months so in the scenario where I would have a good 9-10 months of coverage left, generally speaking, do insurance companies give refunds/credits of any sort?

Cheers

genghiskhan

I'm not quiet sure, but if you get another car you can work something out with the insurance to insure the other car for the remaining period.

joefish1298

Generally yes, the amount of your premium pro-rated for time remaining on your policy minus an admin fee.

AusS2000

Yup, I'm with Joe.

But some companies offer by the month premiums. Might be another option.

fisting dwarves

You should be able to get a refund minus an admin fee minus the stamp duty component.

Vuey

i recently got my refund for the balance of the insurance on my S .

Best to actually call the insurance company