NAB Car Insurance

If you’re searching for a car insurance policy that matches your needs and budget, NAB Car Insurance offers three levels of cover designed to suit a variety of drivers. Issued by Allianz Australia Insurance Limited, these policies include a 24/7 claims service, your choice of repairer, and a range of flexible options to allow you to tailor cover to your requirements.

NAB Car Insurance cover options

• Comprehensive insurance. This is the highest level of protection available from NAB Car Insurance, and it covers your vehicle against fire, theft and accidental damage, with new car replacement available for vehicles less than two years old. Child seats, personal items and rental vehicle after theft are all included in cover, as is $20 million legal liability cover when the use of your vehicle results in accidental damage to someone else’s property or supplementary bodily injury.
• Third party fire & theft insurance. NAB third party fire & theft car insurance covers your vehicle against accidental loss or damage caused by fire and theft. Uninsured motorist damage is also covered, along with $20 million legal liability cover when the use of your vehicle results in accidental damage to someone else’s property or supplementary bodily injury.
• Third party property damage insurance. This entry-level policy provides $20 million legal liability cover when you cause accidental damage to someone else’s property or supplementary bodily injury. Cover is also available for damage resulting from a no-fault accident with an uninsured motorist.

NAB Car Insurance levels of cover

• Comprehensive insurance
• Third party fire & theft insurance
• Third party property damage insurance

General exclusions

Your NAB Car Insurance claim will not be paid if:

NAB Car Insurance excess

When you make a claim, you may be required to pay an excess to contribute to the cost of that claim. Any excesses that apply will be shown in your policy document and may include the following:

• Basic excess. This is the first excess you are required to pay on each claim. Its amount may vary if you choose to add a voluntary excess to your policy to enjoy cheaper premiums, or if the insurer imposes an additional excess on your policy due to specific risks.
• Age excess. The age excess must be paid if you make a claim for an accident when your vehicle was being driven by someone under 25 years of age.
• Undeclared young driver excess. You’ll need to pay this excess if, at the time of an accident, your vehicle was being driven by someone under 25 years of age who was not listed in your policy schedule.
• Inexperienced driver excess. This excess applies when the driver of your vehicle at the time of an accident was 25 years or older and had not held their current licence for more than two consecutive years.
• Theft excess. You’ll need to pay this excess if you make a claim for loss or damage caused by theft or attempted theft.
• Driver excess. The insurer may impose an additional excess on specific drivers listed on your policy.
• Unnamed driver excess. The $2,500 unnamed driver excess applies when you have chosen the named driver option and your vehicle was being driven by anyone not listed as a named driver.
• Restricted driver excess. This $2,500 excess must be paid when you have chosen the restricted driver option and your car was being driven by someone under 25 years of age at the time of an accident.

How to Save on Your NAB Car Insurance Policy

The following tips can help you save money on your NAB Car Insurance premiums:

• Name your drivers. By selecting the named driver option, you can lower the cost of your NAB Car Insurance premiums.
• Restrict drivers. Restricting drivers covered under your policy to people aged 25 or over will help reduce your premium.
• Vary your excess. You can choose a higher excess in return for a cheaper premium.
• Drive safely. As well as a maximum no-claims bonus discount of 65%, NAB Car Insurance offers additional discounts for safe drivers.
• Buy online. You can save up to 10% on your first year of NAB Comprehensive Car Insurance if you buy online.

Making a Claim

NAB Car Insurance offers a dedicated 24/7 claims service, allowing you to lodge your claim whenever you need. Claims can be submitted online using Allianz’s claims form, or you can phone the Allianz claims hotline if you would like to be talked through the process by a consultant.

You’ll need to provide full information about the incident for which you are claiming, including when and where it happened, as well as any supporting documentation the insurer requests. If your car needs to be repaired, Allianz can help you find a suitable repairer.

FAQs

• Is there a cooling-off period?

  Yes, a 14-day cooling-off period applies to NAB Car Insurance. If you cancel your policy during this time, you will receive a full premium refund.

• Can I remove the excess for windscreen claims on my comprehensive policy?

  Yes, you can remove the excess on window or windscreen only claims, allowing you to access one replacement plus two repairs per policy period.

• How can I pay my NAB Car Insurance premiums?

  NAB Car Insurance premiums can be paid by direct debit from your nominated credit card or bank account.

• When do I need to pay my premiums?

  Premiums can be paid as an annual lump sum or in ongoing instalments.

• How can I access free roadside assistance with my policy?

  Roadside assistance is included for the first 12 months on new NAB Comprehensive Car Insurance policies and is provided by Allianz Global Assistance.

If you’re looking for competitive car insurance to suit your unique cover needs, NAB Car Insurance is worth adding to your shortlist of options. However, you should always compare a range of policies before deciding which one has the right features for you.