Is MCE Insurance in trouble?

Is MCE Insurance in trouble?

MCE Insurance Company, one of the UK’s biggest motorbike insurers, has fallen into administration. The collapse affects around 105,000 policyholders but MoneySavingExpert.com can confirm that customers will continue to be covered until the end of their policy and claims will still be paid. Nov 24, 2021

Is MCE closing down?

Motorbike insurer MCE to cancel cover for all 105,000 policyholders – what it means for you. MCE Insurance Company, which was one of the UK’s biggest motorbike insurers, is to cancel all of its 105,000 remaining policies after falling into administration last year. Jan 12, 2022

Are MCE UK still trading?

Gibraltar based MICL were an underwriter that insured people through the UK-based MCE Insurance Ltd (MIL), which is still trading.

Are MCE Insurance still trading?

While MCE UK is still offering quotes for motorcycle insurance, the problems started on 5 November 2021, when MCE UK’s sole underwriter – Green Realisations 123 Ltd – had its permission to write new insurance suspended. Jan 15, 2022

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When did MCE go into administration?

19 November The Gibraltar-headquartered MCE Insurance Company specialised in motorbike insurance but also sold car and van insurance in the UK, with around 105,000 customers. Its insurance arm went into administration on 19 November, with the consultancy Kroll appointed as administrators. Nov 25, 2021

How do I contact MCE?

Email us at info@mceinsurance.com.

Where is MCE Insurance based?

Northamptonshire MCE are an independently owned Motorcycle Insurance Broker based in a state-of-the-art call centre in Northamptonshire.

Who is MCE Insurance?

The broker MCE Insurance Ltd (MCE UK) based in Northamptonshire provides various administration services including claims management, to the Company under a Service Agreement. Nov 19, 2021

Why has motorcycle insurance gone up?

If you’re riding a more expensive bike, the cost of any claims for damage and repairs are likely to be higher, which means higher premiums. Oct 11, 2019

How long do motorcycle no claims last?

How long is my NCB valid for? A no claims bonus is valid for two years after the expiry of your insurance policy. Providing you insure your bike within this time frame you can use your no claims bonus to get a discount on your policy. After the two year period is up, you’ll normally have to start again from zero NCB.

Do you have to declare motorbike accidents on car insurance?

You must inform your insurer of any accidents or claims you’ve been involved in irrespective of blame or if a claim was made, in any vehicle not just those on your motorcycles. This is one the biggest ways people trip up when finding suitable insurance cover.

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How do I get proof of my no claims?

How to get proof of no-claims bonus Your no-claims discount may be on your renewal letter. It might be on the cancellation notice you’ll receive if you’re switching. If you can’t find it yourself, contact your provider and ask them to send you the required proof. May 18, 2021

What happens in a 50/50 insurance claim?

As each party takes equal blame for the accident, both are entitled to claim compensation for any damages and personal injury they may have suffered. How a 50/50 claim works is that when any damages are awarded to either party, you will only receive 50% of the amount awarded as you will be liable for the other 50%. Feb 11, 2022

Do I lose my no claims if someone hits me?

‘Do I lose my no claims bonus if someone hits me’, is a common question from people who were not at-fault for a road accident. Unfortunately if you make a claim on your own car insurance policy you will almost certainly lose your no-claims bonus even if the accident was not your fault.

What does a non-fault claim mean?

A non-fault claim is made when you are not to blame for an accident and your insurer can recover the total cost of the claim from the person whose fault it was. It is the opposite of an at-fault claim where you are liable for any damage. Sep 7, 2020