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No matter what type of car you drive or how fast or often you drive it, you need to have insurance cover in place to let you hit the road with confidence. Without it, collisions, fire and theft could all leave you facing significant repair or liability bills.
1st for Women Car Insurance is a specialist insurer catering to Australian women. Since 2002, 1st for Women has been offering insurance products specially tailored to meet the needs of Australian women. With policies underwritten by the financial strength of Auto & General Insurance Company Limited, 1st for Women Car Insurance offer:
This is the highest level of cover available from 1st for Women Car Insurance and it provides protection when your car is damaged and when you’re at fault for causing damage to someone else’s car or property. Features of this policy option include $20 million of liability cover, the chance to choose your preferred repairer, guaranteed repairs for as long as you own the car and a 24-hour claims hotline.
This policy offers a high level of financial protection for female drivers and covers:
If you’re looking for a more basic and affordable level of cover, 1st for Women Car Insurance offers its Third Party Car Insurance policy. There are two policies to choose from: Third Party Property and Third Party Fire and Theft.
Third Party Property policy from 1st for Women Car Insurance covers:
As you’d expect, there are a range of exclusions that apply to 1st for Women Car Insurance policies. Your claim will not be paid if:
There are a number of factors that influence just how much your 1st for Women Car Insurance policy will cost, including:
When you make a claim, you’ll need to make a contribution towards the cost of that claim by paying an excess. The amount you will have to pay is the sum of the Basic Excess and any other Additional Excesses listed on your certificate of insurance.
However, you won’t have to pay an excess if you’re involved in a no-fault accident with someone else and the cost of your claim exceeds the basic excess amount.
If you’ve been involved in an accident, it’s important to make sure that everyone is safe and unharmed before you do anything else. Then you can exchange details with everyone involved, take down the information of any witnesses and even take photos of the accident scene. If your car has been stolen, report the theft to the police immediately.
Once that has been taken care of, you can contact 1st for Women Car Insurance to notify them of your claim. A claim form is available through the 1st for Women Car Insurance website.
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Hi MPHO,
Thanks for your question. finder.com.au is a comparison service and 1st for Women is not currently part of the panel of car insurance brands we compare. To review policies from the brands in our panel, please head to the car insurance homepage.
All the best,
Richard