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    1. In other news water is wet.

      I’ve over 10 years no claims, 33yrs old and my insurance is still over €800 a year. It’s a total mafia.

    2. Well of course. It’s all about profit after all. And because it’s mandatory (if you have a car or run a business), what can you do?

    3. SubstantialGoat912 on

      >there have not been meaningful reductions

      No shit Sherlock, my car insurance went up by about 100% since Covid. Home insurance up by 90%. That’s with shopping around.

      Absolute con job.

    4. Humble_Ostrich_4610 on

      Invite all insurers to a meeting in government buildings, slide draft legislation across the desk entitled „state owned national third party insurance company “ tell them they have 12 months before Government introduce it so private insurers are only left with top up products like comprehensive. Unless they start to actually compete. 

    5. CodeComprehensive734 on

      We’re in a class war and the government has sided with capital.

      We’re not gonna legislate ourselves out of this.

      Things are only going to get worse.

    6. justwanderinginhere on

      They just changed their excuses for increased premiums. My last policy was going up 20%, albeit just €120, when I queried why they said fraudulent claims, when I said I thought that was the whole reason for reducing payments to negate this and then they just started saying it’s also because of inflation and increased costs for parts and labour.

      Moved from the country to dublin for work and they wanted to basically double my policy, when I said it was an underground car park in a gated community, they just said they base the premium off the area code and don’t take into consideration anything else, I asked why they even bother to ask about where it’s parked then and they said it doesn’t factor in.

      They just make shit up as they need

    7. LoneSwimmer on

      House insurance came in yesterday, almost double last year’s, never any claims.

    8. redrover1978- on

      I’m paying €103 a month with Irish life it’s crazy but now above any other time i need it as i have to go for acl surgery. Thankfully i’m completely covered by mater private but it’s a lot of money to pay each month

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