Help Centre · 11 articles
Claims & incidents
Starting a claim, who to call, and how cover handles different incidents.
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How do I start a claim?
Open the policy → Make a claim. We route you straight to the right insurer.
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Windscreen claims
Winn Solicitors handle windscreen claims for us.
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Do I need to declare a non-fault claim at renewal?
Yes. Every claim has to be declared, even if it wasn't your fault.
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Will my premium go up after a claim?
Usually yes — even for non-fault claims. We can help shop around at renewal.
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Tracking an in-progress claim
Claim status sits with your insurer. We can chase if it's gone quiet.
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What information do I need before calling to claim?
Policy number, when and where it happened, the other party's details, and photos.
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Should I claim if the damage is small?
Check the damage, applicable excess and policy terms, and notify your insurer as required.
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Fault vs non-fault — what's the difference?
Claim classifications can depend on cost recovery as well as who caused the incident.
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What should I do if my vehicle has been stolen?
Report the theft to the police and your insurer promptly. Keep the crime reference number.
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What if the other driver is uninsured?
Notify your insurer and check whether the Motor Insurers’ Bureau can help with your circumstances.
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What's 'first notification of loss'?
Insurance jargon for the first call you make to start a claim. You don't need to know the term.
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