Gap Insurance
Guaranteed Asset Protection, or GAP insurance for short, is notably among the most misunderstood policies that are available to purchase providing protection for you and your car. This is mainly due to how rarely car owners come across this kind of cover, which usually arrives on the negotiation table only when they’re attempting to secure the best possible price for a brand-new car.…
Read MoreIf you’re the kind of driver who prefers to buy a brand-new car, you may have already been offered additional forms of insurance. From exterior paint and interior upholstery cover to scratch and dent insurance, you’ll find a wide range of optional extras you can pick up to protect your car. Two other forms of insurance offered when you buy from the dealership may be alloy wheel cover and dedicated tyre insurance. In the next sections, we’ll explore these two additional policies, explaining what they insure drivers against and in what circumstances they may be a beneficial option worth having in place.…
Read MoreReturn to invoice GAP insurance or RTI GAP insurance for short, is a kind of cover that offers drivers a way of seeing more money returned when their vehicle is written off.…
Read MoreGuaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) insurance will cover the difference between the amount that your insurer pays out and the price that you paid for your vehicle if it is ever stolen or written off. Gap insurance protects you from finding yourself at a loss when you buy a new car and gives you an extra layer of protection in case of an emergency.…
Read MoreInsurance can be a considerable expense, but in many cases it's truly necessary. That means you need to prioritise your insurance expenditure, to make sure you have the proper amount of cover. Gap insurance is growing in popularity, as it offers you a compelling way to stop yourself losing money in the event of a claim - but is it actually necessary?…
Read MoreWhen it comes to purchasing car insurance, chances are you've heard of third-party fire and theft and comprehensive car insurance. However, a lesser-known product to the vehicle insurance market is GAP insurance.…
Read MoreWhen you buy a new car, you will be offered all kinds of optional extras and protections. Some of these are more important than others. Gap insurance is one of the lesser-known forms of car insurance in the UK, but it is something every driver should be aware of.…
Read MoreGAP insurance is an addition to your insurance premium, and though it's an affordable one many drivers wonder if it's worth it. A large portion of drivers resent the cost of their regular insurance premiums, why would you want to add another cost on top of that? The reality is, however, that GAP insurance has a lot to offer drivers who are willing to invest.…
Read MoreTyre insurance becoming increasingly popular for UK drivers, and for good reason. But what actually is tyre insurance, what does it cover, and why should you think about investing in it?…
Read MoreWhen you hear someone has been in a car crash, your first thought is of their state of health. 'Are they OK?' you ask. The idea of your loved ones being in an accident is frightening and the state of their vehicle will not be your first concern. When you know they are fine, the next thought you have is for the car. Then you hear the words, 'it's a write-off.'…
Read More













