Car insurance
As well as protecting you in the event of an accident, vehicle insurance can also cover damage to your car or the loss of your belongings through theft, vandalism, or natural disasters.
Finsol completed a thorough review of our business risks and made the transition over smooth and easy. They simplified what had been a complicated process in the past, and ensured that we had the correct insurance covers in place.
I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending Finsol Insurance Brokers to anyone who is in need of assistance with their insurance.
– Joanne
What type of cover do you need?
- Comprehensive
- Third party fire and theft
- Third party only
- Are you claim-free with another insurer?
- Choose your excess
Comprehensive
- Sudden and accidental loss or damage to your vehicle
- Sudden and accidental loss or damage caused by your vehicle to other people’s property
- The cost of a new replacement vehicle of the same model and specification if total loss occurs within 12 months of purchasing the car new
- Up to $1,000 cover to replace your vehicle keys or locks if they have been stolen or duplicated without your permission
- Breakage of your vehicle’s windows or windscreen, with no impact on your claims discount or excess
- If your caravan is insured under your policy, its contents will also be covered
Third party fire and theft
Third party fire and theft is a more affordable cover that provides basic protection for your vehicle against loss or damage caused by fire or theft, as well as any damage you may accidentally cause to someone else’s vehicle or property.
Third party only
Another way to keep costs down, third party only insurance means you’re covered for any damage you may accidentally cause to someone else’s vehicle or property.
Are you claim-free with another insurer?
If you currently have a no claims discount or claim-free discount with your existing insurance company, you can continue to qualify for a claim-free discount.
Choose your excess
A standard excess of $250 applies for car insurance. You can significantly reduce your premiums by choosing to have a higher excess.
