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 by Rockford » 18 Nov 2004 16:43
I've full, protected, no claims on my car insurance. I could have transfered this over to the commercial insurance - and so lowering the premiums. If I did this though, the premiums on the car insurance would have rocketed. It worked out cheaper to leave the car insurance alone, and take the hit on the van.
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by oldlock » 18 Nov 2004 16:57
The insurance being higher on the van is not a problem (yes you still have to find the money to pay it) but as long as the van is purely a business vehicle the whole cost can go through your books.
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