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Post Office Car Insurance
Buy low cost car insurance through the Post Office™ and get £50 cash back.
Your quote includes:
- Easy monthly payment option (subject to status)
- 24 hour claims helpline
- Accidental damage
- Claim repairs guaranteed for 3 years
- Free courtesy car (subject to terms and conditions)
- Extra cover options like RAC breakdown cover, motor legal protection, payment protection insurance (subject to status)
3rd Party Fire and Theft or 3rd Party Only cover is also available.
To qualify for the £50 cash back, all you have to do is take out a car insurance policy with us.
Get a quote now by visiting www.postoffice.co.uk
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Car Insurance
You can choose between Comprehensive or Third Party, Fire & Theft
insurance for your car. Take a look below to see what suits you best and
then click on the link to find out more.
Comprehensive cover
Essentially, this means that both your car and that of the person you've
crashed into are covered by your insurance policy. Our Comprehensive
cover is simply great value. There's essential cover for your vehicle,
as well as a 24 hour claims service with a history of awards; so
whatever time you need to claim, there's someone to help. Click to see
the key benefits of our
Comprehensive cover.
Third Party, Fire & Theft
Broadly, this means that your car is not covered for anything other than
fire or theft, however, any damage that you've caused to another car /
person / item of property is covered, above any excess you are required
to pay. Not everyone needs Comprehensive cover, so if it's a little bit
more than you need for your car, then our Third Party, Fire & Theft
policy could be just the kind of cover you're looking for. Click to see
the key benefits of our
Third
Party, Fire & Theft cover.
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