What Is NCB in Motor Insurance? 🚗💰

When you renew your motor insurance, you may notice the term NCB. It can help eligible policyholders reduce their own-damage insurance premium when they have a claim-free policy period.

What Does NCB Mean?

NCB stands for No Claim Bonus. It is a discount offered on the own-damage premium for eligible policyholders who do not make a claim during the previous policy period, subject to the insurer's terms.

In simple words: No claim = potential discount on renewal.

Why Is NCB Important?

NCB can make your motor insurance renewal more affordable over time.

Benefits may include:

• 💰 Lower renewal premium on the eligible own-damage portion

• 📅 Reward for maintaining a claim-free record

• 🚗 Can continue to benefit you when renewing eligible policies

• 🔄 In certain situations, NCB may be transferable when changing insurers, subject to applicable rules

Simple Example

Suppose you have a car insurance policy and complete the policy period without making a claim. At renewal, you may become eligible for an NCB discount according to the applicable insurer rules.

The discount can increase with consecutive claim-free years, subject to the insurer's limits and conditions.

Does Making a Claim Affect NCB?

A claim can affect your accumulated NCB at the next renewal. However, certain NCB protection add-ons may help protect the bonus, depending on the policy selected.

Quick Tip

Before renewing your motor insurance, always check your NCB percentage, policy coverage, exclusions and add-ons.

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Disclaimer: NCB eligibility, percentage, transferability and protection depend on the applicable policy terms and insurer rules.