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Third Party, Fire and Theft Car Insurance Quote |
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With third party car insurance you can stipulate whether to include the fire and theft element or select basic third party only cover. It is worth noting that if your vehicle is valued over £5000 you cannot (by law) take out this minimum level of cover. Third party motor insurance policies are designed to protect victims of accidents in which your car is involved. Adding fire and theft will provide protection against damage to, or loss of your vehicle due to it being stolen or set on fire.It also possible to include cover for legal fees in case you require a solicitor to represent you. By selecting this level of protection you are choosing the minimum level of cover for your vehicle as required by the Road Traffic Act 1988. The Act states that a car user must be insured by a member of the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB). Third Party Insurance Policies usually cover:
3rd party fire and theft car insurance is cheaper than standard Comprehensive Car Insurance. This is due to the reduced risk taken on by the insurer - because you are not insuring yourself or any damage to your vehicle! Always think carefully before opting for this type of insurance. What you save in premiums could cost you a great deal more in the event of an accident. Third
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