Policy changes & fees
Why has my price gone up?
Two reasons: validation findings, or a mid-term change.
🔄Mid-term price change
If your price changed during the policy term, it's likely due to an insurer update — called a mid-term adjustment.
For example, if your No Claim Bonus couldn't be verified and was lowered, your premium may increase. These changes are made to reflect the accurate risk.
📈Renewal price increase
Price increases at renewal are normal. This happens because:
- Insurers reassess risk each year
- Market prices and claims data change
- No Claim Bonus increases may not fully offset other factors
Still stuck? Broll-e or the team will sort you out.