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What do I tell the potential insurer?

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lacmag3 | 09:45 Sat 16th Jun 2012 | Insurance
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I want to shop around before renewing my insurance. Both my sons had an accident on my poicy which wasn't their fault (in one case my car was parked when hit and in the other it was in a queue of traffic when hit by the swinging door of a lorry going the opposite way). Do these still constitue "claims" when I'm asked by potential insurers when I'm shopping around? Rightly or wrongly I'm sure I can hear the cash till ringing when I mention these over the phone!
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If your then insurance company was informed about either or both of these incidents, it is not worth your while not to mention them. If you come to make a claim later and there is anything you haven't mentioned, they can say your policy is null and void. But do stress the fact that it wasn't your or your sons' fault and that the other side paid up.
Yes unfortunately you do have to notify them of previous claims, even 'no fault' claims. Otherwise they will have a 'get out' in the event you make a claim and they find you have undisclosed previous claims.

You will find it in the small print!
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Thanks Bambiagain and SlackAgain, I'll do as you say.

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