Leekbrookgull
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I am a sleeping partner on the joint account and she is closing it so there goes hers and mine level 3 AA cover.
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The AA or RAC ?
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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I am a sleeping partner on the joint account and she is closing it so there goes hers and mine level 3 AA cover.
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Is it worth you opening a package bank account of your own for the benefits? I pay £25 a month for the lloyds premier account. As well as standard banking you get top level AA cover (incl home start, curtesey car, etc) worldwide travel insurance for you and family, mobile/gadget insurance to cover (IIRC) 4 people, ID theft tracker, a home emergency cover (ie if you need a plumber due to emergency) and a few other benifits.
I think Lloyds offer AA cover on some of their other accounts .
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I pay £13.50 a month which covers world wide insurance cover (we both have declared health issues) RAC full cover, & European breakdown cover. We used the European cover in June, when our exhaust went in a remote French village in June. The breakdown truck arrived within 45 minutes, & a taxi to take us to our accommodation, within an hour, all covered by the package. All we paid for was the repair.
Mobile phones are covered by our household insurance package.
If you don't mind coughing up and getting the money back later, Autoaid. Use local garage recovery services so it's quick and they paid up promptly both times we needed to claim. Miles cheaper than AA or RAC. More like £30 per year than per month.
Baldseagull
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If you travel into Europe in your motor, RAC will probably be best.