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turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:13 AM
so what job has the lowest insurance risk then and how much difference dose it really make :thumb:

Andy
08-07-08, 11:14 AM
Doctor is lowest so ive heard,mechanic is quite high

turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:16 AM
i know building trades are very high lol so doctor can anyone say hello


dr. turbojolt lmao

Welsh Dan
08-07-08, 11:22 AM
Fraud? :mad:

turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:24 AM
lol so not claiming a xe what ones worst lol I'm not doing it just interested to know the diffrences and why they are so diffrent

Stuart
08-07-08, 11:26 AM
erm try playing with occupation in the quotes.

but yes it is FRAUD!!!!

Jack
08-07-08, 11:26 AM
Office based professional is most likely to be the lowest; slightly lower risk than dogsbody admin as the fact you're a professional indicates you have half a brain and will look after your car a bit more.

Generally though, in terms of car insurance, they're pretty all much the same. The only occupations that attract a higher premium are journalism, mechanic, traders, sportspersons/entertainers (due to being in the public eye) and armed forces (including civil servants based on a military base - even though an insurance policy won't cover you on a military establishment :roll:)

There's no "occupation insurance group rating" like you get with cars, so insurance companies usually just rely on in-house (or if unavailable, published) statistics to calculate occupation premiums. If an underwriter has whole load of Badger Impregnators start crashing their cars, they will no doubt see that occupation as an increased risk and increase the premiums for Badger Impregnators accordingly.

[edit] And yes, its insurance fraud if you lie about it. You're deliberately supplying the insurance company with misinformation in an attempt to get a lower insurance premium. However, some occupations are open to interpretation (I don't mean telling them you're the CEO of IBM when you're a builder) - if in doubt, check, but bear in mind the monkey on the end of the phone may not know the right option, especially when they have a mahoooosive list of occupations to choose from.

turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:31 AM
out of interest I'm getting a quote as a doctor my original quote on a 1.2 nova was 1331 as a self employed gardener any one wish to guess what it was as a doctor



and there is a lot worst fraud out there like going thro some ones bins to get the credit card details and such like lol

Jack
08-07-08, 11:37 AM
Doesn't matter how many times you stab someone to death, its still murder :p

turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:37 AM
suppose so


but still i hate insurance company's anyway and its not fraud until you get the insurance before that its completing fraud lol



well no one seems interested lol but it never moved at all lol

turbojolt
08-07-08, 11:50 AM
same story with a alarm and immobiliser fitted did not budge


looks like no clames is the best thing to drop insucance went fro 133.40 to 825.14 with 1 years


but im defo not lying about no claims lol

nova nick
08-07-08, 02:57 PM
:wtf: tit

BIGS
08-07-08, 03:35 PM
well im a hairdresser and they say thats one of the lowest

turbojolt
08-07-08, 03:58 PM
whats that all about nick

Stoo
08-07-08, 04:14 PM
exactrly what it says id say

turbojolt
08-07-08, 04:20 PM
what letting people know that different occupations don't have that much affect on you premiums looks like you are the tit really don't it

Adam
08-07-08, 04:48 PM
Different occupations have a MASSIVE effect.
I found that out to the cost of over £100 when i changed jobs....

Also you cant lie about NCB, as they ask to see proof within 14days of taking the policy out.

turbojolt
08-07-08, 04:53 PM
i know i would not lie about that anyways lol


what did you go from and to

Adam
08-07-08, 05:00 PM
From office based to warehouse/industrial suppliers.

It went up by about £110 (on a policy that was only £369).

Jack
08-07-08, 05:02 PM
Different occupations have a MASSIVE effect.
I found that out to the cost of over £100 when i changed jobs....
I've checked quotations against each other with the only difference being a change in occupation, and they've only ever differed by a few ££ if at all. That wasn't looking at high risk occupations though. I thought that was against a renewal quote tho?

Where did the NCB bit come from? lol

Rich
08-07-08, 05:12 PM
Mechanics pay more and are also not allowed the 'driver other cars' part, i enquired last time i phoned them. Guessing as it would be misused to doing private work.. even tho i dont do it :(

Time to find another job lol

turbojolt
08-07-08, 07:04 PM
i was just checking all different things and could not believe how much it dropped with only 1 years no claims lol

Philsutton
09-07-08, 10:19 AM
Mine went down from chaging jobs, when you say "Docter" do you mean a medical dodcter or anyone with a PhD? If its the latter then thats great as I may have to sort out mine lol

nova nick
09-07-08, 11:38 AM
i know i would not lie about that anyways lol


what did you go from and to

just get a quote with the job you realy have then. wots the point of seein wot you could save if you was i an other job, it isn't like you going to change job every time u renew your insurance. that would be crazy.

turbojolt
09-07-08, 09:04 PM
just to see what diffrence it makes what diffrence dose it make to you

turbojolt
09-07-08, 09:05 PM
Mine went down from chaging jobs, when you say "Docter" do you mean a medical dodcter or anyone with a PhD? If its the latter then thats great as I may have to sort out mine lol



yer i done it ass a GP doctor

NASTYNOVA
10-07-08, 05:33 PM
i know for us factory monkeys its sky high, cos were expected to do stupid things like park your car in the middle of a roundabout at 2am!! lol

quite low for the unemployed though!!

imnobby
28-07-08, 07:08 PM
surely a police officer would be one of the best occupations to have as insurance companys know thay wont purposly do anything illegal

Lee
28-07-08, 07:57 PM
surely a police officer would be one of the best occupations to have as insurance companys know thay wont purposly do anything illegal

LMFAO, you believe that you'll believe anything!

I used to know a policeman when I was in my late teens, and he was worse at bending the law with cars thasn I was!

dhdev (Oli)
29-07-08, 11:47 AM
LMFAO, you believe that you'll believe anything!

I used to know a policeman when I was in my late teens, and he was worse at bending the law with cars thasn I was!

More of a bender than you! :eek:

wisewood
29-07-08, 03:52 PM
Office based professional is most likely to be the lowest; slightly lower risk than dogsbody admin as the fact you're a professional indicates you have half a brain and will look after your car a bit more.

Though make sure you engage your brain and note that a professional isnt likely to use a nova for their daily commute.

Stuart
29-07-08, 04:03 PM
I'm a "professional" and I occasionally use my nova to come to work lol.

iirc you can be a toilet cleaner in an office but if you have a degree you are classed as a professional.... bit of an expensive way to get cheap car insurance though lol

wisewood
29-07-08, 04:26 PM
i thought you were only a professional if your qualification was relevant to the job you were doing. otherwise you are just a graduate.

Stage 2 certificate in toilet cleaning doesnt count.

Welsh Dan
29-07-08, 04:42 PM
Stage 2 certificate in toilet cleaning doesnt count.

Sh!t.

dhdev (Oli)
29-07-08, 04:44 PM
Stage 2 certificate in toilet cleaning doesnt count.

What if you're stage two at leaving skids?

Ash
30-07-08, 12:00 AM
???

I haven't read all the in's and out's, but lying to your insurance company is about the same as not having insurance in the first place. If anything was to happen and the car/your details were checked your insurance is void anyway. :roll:

Jack
30-07-08, 06:45 PM
^ He was just doing it on a quotation to find out how much difference it would make if he had a change in occupation.


Sh!t.
Literally lol

I'm a qualifited professional, and I use my Novargh to get to work. People in the office do wonder why though lol

wisewood
31-07-08, 12:29 PM
I'm a qualifited professional, and I use my Novargh to get to work. People in the office do wonder why though lol

This is why a lot of people wouldnt. If you are proud to be interested in something that other people find a bit odd, their opinion wont bother you, but some people just dont understand why you might want an older car, especially if you have a new car too. But "up yours" to them. Narrow minded idiots. I should know they are narrow minded. I am one lol

Hobbit
11-08-08, 04:34 AM
working in a pub is pretty high, because your expected to have a few beers after work then drive home.

seems pretty cheap being a lorry driver though.

but that does make me a "professional driver" lol