Meaning Compulsory excess
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Compulsory excess


The non-negotiable amount set by your insurer that you have to pay should you claim. Depends on variables such as your age and type of car.
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Compulsory excess


The amount towards a claim you’ll have to pay and that the insurance company fixes.
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Compulsory excess


If your car is lost, damaged or stolen, you will be required to bear an amount of the claim’s settlement.
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Compulsory excess


See excess
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Compulsory excess


Most insurance policies include a policy excess. This is the first part of any claim that a policyholder has to pay themselves. A compulsory excess can be applied in addition to the standard excess this is set by the insurer and will be shown in your schedule.
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