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Hardly! All the information you fill on the form is what you would have to give the broker anyway so you are already doing the work!!!

I agree that at every renewal you should always check prices. New policies can be cheaper than the actual market rate just to 'buy' in the business in the hope you just automatically renew the following year. Get cheaper quotes and invariably your existing insurer will match them.

Very nice but that doesn't change the fact the motor insurance is pretty much standard. Use a couple of comparison websites, and check Direct Line and Aviva who don't subscribe to them and you should get a broad range of prices to chose from. I agree a broker is almost a necessity if you have...

Nothing wrong with that but for motor insurance, all the info you give the broker is what you would fill out anyway and then they go an industry comparative website and he will have to get paid some way. Motor insurance isn't rocket science so you don't need broker. Brokers won't earn much...

Admiral multi car is quite a good deal. Insure one vehicle with them and then add the second when its insurance comes up for renewal. Not all insurers will allow named drivers to accrue NCB but I think Direct Line do.