The name goes back to when they were operated by the government and they were the State Governent Insurance Office & Government Insurance Office. they were both privatised back in the '90sQuote:
Originally Posted by Bigrig
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The name goes back to when they were operated by the government and they were the State Governent Insurance Office & Government Insurance Office. they were both privatised back in the '90sQuote:
Originally Posted by Bigrig
You're a fountain of knowledge mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by veeate
You could be right. Tried to get quote online from sgio and was redirected to racv or CGU.
So SGIO only for westies??
SGIO is owned by SuncorpMetway BankQuote:
Originally Posted by katwoman
Wont touch suncrap,or shannons
Shannons are underwritten by suncrap now
They are all thieving bast*rds
Theyll all take ya money and come up with some BS not to pay
My GQ is insured for its current market value of 8K
Yep a 1997 GQ with just on 200K is worth 8K
Fell of the chair larfin
Mite have to look for an upgade i think,especially with the rocketing prices GQs are goin for
got both my Nissans with Allianz never had a problem last claim was $27,500.00 after i hit a cow, they paid up not a problem on the spot.
Hi,
if not secret, what is your contribution to the insurance amount, say, 10 000.
Here for insurance in the amount 8287 need to do contribution about 690. (write in AUD)
I think here that there is not a problem do make an insurance for 100 000 (the insurer will get the money), but if something happen, they just won`t pay the whole sum...
not really sure if you understand my post, but when i translate what i had write (from Eng to Bg, and i do this only for check) the translator send me a mess...
sorry
I think I get what you mean. If I do understand then here in Aus it is called underinsuring and it means that if you are under insured by say 25 % and have an $8,000 loss then the Insurer only has to pay $6,000. For example if you have $40,000 exposure and insure for $30,000 the the Insurer doesn't have to pay the full amount of any loss up to $30,000 but only 3/4's of the loss ($30,000/$40,000) prorata.Quote:
Originally Posted by damianovdd
Iam with qbe as they where the only people that would give me agreed value after the 6.5 chev engine went in
Thanks for that. Another one I havent tried. TCIS wouldnt come to the party. The best they would do is $12,000. RACV are sh*tting me already..Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick