First Alternative
What is First Alternative?
The First Alternative product offers drivers the opportunity to build up to 75% no claim discount unlike some other companies who offer only 65%. Customers will get 70% immediately if they currently have 5 years NCD or more and an extra 1% per year for the next 5 claim-free years with First Alternative, to a maximum of 75%.
The company also provides comprehensive policyholders with courtesy cars while their own are being repaired at one of the company’s network of recommended repairers. This makes First Alternative a competitive product in today’s car insurance market.
First Alternative was created to provide car insurance for drivers paying over £300, such as owners of executive vehicles and 4x4s. There is a 10% discount when a car insurance policy is purchased online. First Alternative also offers loans from £3,000 – £24,000 at competitive rates (provided by Bank of Scotland PLC), so consumers can pay for that dream car they’re looking to insure.
What makes First Alternative stand out?
First Alternative is part of the HBOS Group, so you can be sure the products are very competitive with our extensive underwriting expertise. The specific benefits of our three different cover ranges can be found on our website.
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