Virgin Money Car Insurance

Virgin Money is a provider of car insurance, home insurance, landlord insurance, travel insurance, business insurance and other financial products such as home loans and credit cards.

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Virgin Money logoThe table below displays a snapshot of Virgin Money’s car insurance products on Canstar’s database for a 30-39 year old male living in NSW who does not require an extra driver under 25. If you are considering a Virgin Money car insurance policy, check upfront with Virgin Money and read the PDS to confirm the details of the policy and whether it meets your needs before committing to it.

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At the time of writing, Virgin Money offers third party property cover; third party property fire and theft cover; as well as two levels of comprehensive car insurance: Price Saver Comprehensive and Price Promise Comprehensive.

Price Saver Comprehensive is advertised by Virgin Money as having more inclusions and a higher level of cover than the Price Promise Comprehensive product. Read the PDS for full details.

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First, consider comparing car insurance policies with Canstar to find a product that suits your needs.

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If you choose to go with a Virgin Money car insurance policy, you can get a quote online or over the phone.

 

Virgin Money advertises the following features as part of its car insurance offering:

  • A 15% discount on first year’s premium for purchasing online (only applies to certain policies)
  • A premium discount if you have an approved security system installed (only apples to certain policies)
  • 24/7 claims online or over the phone
  • The ability to manage your policy online via the Virgin Insurance Hub
  • Roadside assistance (as an optional extra)

In addition, Virgin Money advertises the following feature on its comprehensive car insurance policies:

  • Hail alerts via SMS
  • No excess applies if you are not at fault.
  • Personal items in or on your car (e.g. baby seats, sound systems) are covered up to certain limits

Yes, Virgin Money allows you to choose between market value and agreed value for your vehicle on its Comprehesive policies.

Yes, Virgin Money allows you to nominate a higher or lower excess if you have a Comprehensive policy. This may affect the cost of your car insurance premiums; a higher excess will typically result in a lower premium, while a lower excess will typically result in a higher premium.

You can lodge a claim with Virgin Money by calling 1800 662 884 or by using one of its online claims forms.

Your Virgin Money car insurance policy will automatically renew if you choose not to alter it after receiving your renewal notice. You will be sent a renewal notice at least 14 days before your policy is set to expire, outlining any changes to the policy.

If you’re not sure whether to renew or switch, here’s our guide to choosing, and if you do decide to switch car insurance policies, here’s how you do so. Consider comparing car insurance policies before simply renewing the same policy, so that you continue to get good value car insurance that meets your needs.

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Virgin Money offers a 15% discount on the first year’s premium when purchasing online.

Virgin Money is an Australian financial services company. Owned by the Bank of Queensland since 2013, it was originally launched in 2003. Initially only offering superannuation and home loans, Virgin Money now offers a suite of financial products and services, including car insurance, home insurance, landlord insurance, travel insurance, business insurance and credit cards.

Compare Car Insurance Policies on Canstar’s database

If you’re looking to compare car insurance policies, check out the table below which includes a snapshot of the comprehensive car insurance policies on Canstar’s database for a male driver in NSW without an extra driver under 25 years old, with links to providers’ websites. Choose between the 25-29, 30-39 and 40-49 age ranges to view results most relevant to you. Policies in the table are sorted by Star Rating, then by provider name (alphabetically). Check upfront with your provider and read the PDS to confirm whether a particular policy meets your needs before deciding to commit to it.

Written by: William Jolly | Last updated: October 1, 2020