You could save up to £482.40* on your car insurance
We could help you save on your next renewal
*51% of consumers could achieve this saving with PayByPhone, in partnership with MoneySuperMarket.
Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 1st Apr to 30th Apr 2025.
Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 1st Apr to 30th Apr 2025.
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We've teamed up with MoneySuperMarket - the UK’s most recommended price comparison site - to make your journey even simpler with Car insurance. We’ll help you secure the right deal on renewal without spending hours comparing policies.
Save up to £486.19 on your car insurance
Many insurers increase your premium when you auto-renew, we’ll help you find a better deal
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Drivers licence number
Car registration number
Car purchase date
Expected annual mileage
Reason for driving: social, commute or work
Any no-claims bonus you've accrued
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Did you know that many insurers increase your premium if you leave it to auto-renew? Tell us your renewal date and we could help you save. Head to My cars in-app, then enter your expiry date, and we’ll remind you when it’s the best time to renew.
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Get your Car insurance questions answered
How do I renew my car insurance policy?
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When your car insurance expires, insurers sometimes offer automatic renewals on your policy. This can be convenient as it means you’ll always have cover in place, but it can also mean you miss out on potentially better deals.You can tell your provider to opt you out of automatic renewal. If you tell us your insurance renewal date, we’ll automatically send you a reminder that your insurance is due for renewal 30 days before it auto renews.
You should always compare car insurance quotes before renewing with your current provider – it's a quick and easy way to find affordable cover for your car.
Who provides the insurance quotes?
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PayByPhone has teamed up with price comparison site MoneySuperMarket to provide you with car insurance quotes.
How do I build a no-claims bonus?
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Not claiming on your policy helps you build a no-claims bonus. Sometimes this means avoiding making small damage claims you can fix yourself – this will give you a better chance of building up the discount in future.
Who can I get insurance with?
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We compare quotes from over 170 of the most trusted car insurance providers in the UK – all authorised and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
What do I need for an accurate insurance quote?
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You will need to provide details about:
1. Your car registration number, model, make and expected mileage
2. Your personal details such as name, address and occupation
3. Your driving and license details such as no-claims discount and driving license number
1. Your car registration number, model, make and expected mileage
2. Your personal details such as name, address and occupation
3. Your driving and license details such as no-claims discount and driving license number
What type of cover do I need?
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Everyone in the UK who owns or operates a vehicle on the road is legally required to have insurance cover. However, the type of cover you need depends on the level of cover you need. There are three types to choose from:
1. Third-party only: The minimum legal requirement to drive on UK roads, this only covers you for damage done to a third party, their vehicle or their property: your car, passengers and belongings would not be covered.
2. Third-party, fire and theft: The next level up; third-party, fire and theft also offers cover for your car – but only if it’s stolen or damaged in a fire or explosion.
3. Fully comprehensive: The maximum level of cover you can take out; fully comprehensive car insurance adds a range of extra cover for your vehicle.
1. Third-party only: The minimum legal requirement to drive on UK roads, this only covers you for damage done to a third party, their vehicle or their property: your car, passengers and belongings would not be covered.
2. Third-party, fire and theft: The next level up; third-party, fire and theft also offers cover for your car – but only if it’s stolen or damaged in a fire or explosion.
3. Fully comprehensive: The maximum level of cover you can take out; fully comprehensive car insurance adds a range of extra cover for your vehicle.