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Jon987



Member Since: 21 Mar 2009
Location: Berkshire
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Return to Invoice (RTI) Insurance

Hi All,

Has anyone got any experience or recommendations as to which insurance company to use for Return to Invoice Insurance (RTI) ?

It works out much cheaper than purchasing a Tracker and paying annual subs. RTI basically pays out the difference between what your insurance company would payout (ie., the market value of your vehicle) in versus the invoiced amount, in the dire event of theft or your car being written off in an accident. Big Cry

Cheers Jon

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paul_h_8



Member Since: 09 Jun 2010
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2002 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Bonatti Grey

Never heard of this but sounds intresting alittle bit like GAP insurance?

Post #40366 1st Dec 2010 1:11pm
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Jon987



Member Since: 21 Mar 2009
Location: Berkshire
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Yes a bit like GAP insurance.........google Return to Invoice (RTI) and you'll find quite a few insurance companies offering it. You can determine the number of years cover (think upto 5 years) and amount (upto £25k typically) for approx £200 - £250!!

Just interested to hear of peoples experiences in claiming against it in the unfortunate event of car being nicked or written off.

I'm seriously considering it as its almost in the no brainer territory.

Cheers

Post #40370 1st Dec 2010 1:16pm
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Reformed



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There is always agreed value insurance? I had this on my Porsche, I had to take the car car to a main Porsche dealer who certified the actual value of the car, then, if something was to happen, the insurance would have paid out the agreed value, not ther book value.

Its another option. Reformed

Post #40457 1st Dec 2010 10:33pm
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