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Please help!

I've just found out that Suncorp is cancelling my policy due to a high level of mods. I need a damned good insurance broker to find me a new policy keeping in mind I just had a claim and lost my license. I'm 24 and I need new policy by 1st of June. I can get a cover note so I guess I've got a couple of weeks.

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I called my assesor here in Sydney after my policy got cancelled and told him what happened. He called his head office and got me a new policy. It's exactly the same except for a $600 fixed excess for the mods.

This is such a relief. I'm a happy little vegimite.

Thanks Murray!!!

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Good to hear, this assessor sounds like he knows what he is doing. I'm still wondering where to get insurance, do Suncorp rate mods on a point based system ? Would the asssessor dude you talk to talk to me about my ride ? Do you rekon he could hook me up with a policy under my fathers name and just with a higher excess ??? He is 52, 60 % NCB .....

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suncorp rate mods on a points system like most insurances do. the only difference being, some of them cancell your policy when you go over a certain amount and others just bump up your premium

the assesor saved me alot of grief. i'm counting my blessings. however i don't think he can help you as he is only an assesor and happened to help me cause we are liasing atm.

call suncorp and get yourself a quote, if your dad's record is clean they should do you a good deal. call a couple of times infact cause i've noticed many insurance companies give you a different quote depending on the damned weather for all i know.

oh and list all your mods cause you might be really sorry when they won't honour your claim based on non-disclosure and you have to repair some pricks $80K bmw

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