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Understanding an excess email template

An insurance explainer about a widely misunderstood figure.

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A policy with a two-hundred-pound voluntary excess often also carries a compulsory one. A claim costs both, and comparison sites frequently show only the voluntary figure.

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Subject
There are usually two excesses, not one
Preheader
Compulsory and voluntary. They add together.

Explainer

Two figures add together, and quotes usually show one

A policy with a two-hundred-pound voluntary excess often also carries a compulsory one. A claim costs both, and comparison sites frequently show only the voluntary figure.

The two figures

Compulsory, set by the insurer, and voluntary, chosen by you to lower the premium. A claim costs the sum of both.

Why it matters

A three-hundred-pound voluntary excess plus a two-hundred compulsory one means no claim under five hundred is worth making.

Where to check

The policy schedule rather than the quote. The compulsory figure is always stated there and is not always shown when comparing.

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This is general information rather than advice about your policy. Guides go out monthly.

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