What happens if I want to cancel insurance in the middle of the year
Many people wonder " what happens if I cancel insurance in the middle of the year" . Especially in the cases of motorcycle insurance or car insurance. The main question is usually if the companies are going to return the amount of the proportional part that remains to be "spent" until the end of the contracted term.
A few days ago we told you what to do to change your insurance company.
And there we explained the legal obligation to notify the company of the change two months in advance. And the company's obligation to notify the user of the next expiration and renewal of the insurance, also with those two months.
It should be clear that what is contracted when signing an insurance policy, of any branch, is an annual insurance contract. This means that once the policy takes effect the contract does not expire until after the year. And this is independent of the form of payment that is established in each case.
There are policies that are paid annually in a single payment; and there are insurers and insurance brokerages that allow payment in installments: monthly, quarterly, semi-annually… In any case, the insurance contract is for a period of one year.
If in the middle of the year, or before the policy expires, I decide to cancel my insurance, the contract will continue in force until the end of the annual term signed. So the vehicle will continue to be insured with that company.
In the event of cancellation by the client, the company has no obligation to return the amount proportional to the months left to "consume".
In case the cancellation is due to a change of company, follow the instructions we gave you on what to do to change your insurance company.
The most common cases to cancel insurance are usually:
• If the cause of the cancellation is due to the purchase of a new vehicle, the companies do transfer the insurance from one vehicle to another within the same company, updating the characteristics and coverage of the new vehicle. This, logically, can alter the amount of the premium, both for more and for less, depending on the case.
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