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From Third Party Property Only to Comprehensive cover, ING Car Insurance offers a range of products. But if you’re looking for more, check out some of the great features they’ve got on offer:
ING has all of your car insurance needs covered with three types of Car Insurance policies to choose from, including Third Party Property Only, Third Party Property, Fire and Theft and Comprehensive Cover.
Third Party Property Only covers you in the event you accidentally cause damage to someone else’s vehicle or property with your car. And while this policy covers your liability for $20 million worth of accidental damage caused by your car to other people’s property, in most cases it won’t cover you for any damage to your own car.2ING Third Party Car Insurance – Get a Quote
This policy provides the same level of protection as Third Party Property Only, but it’ll also cover your car if it’s stolen or damaged by fire. ING will also cover you for towing, plus they’ll cover up to $1,000 for a hire car if your vehicle is stolen. Although, hire car cover is limited to up to 14 days.3As above
ING’s Comprehensive Car Insurance is their most popular option, and for good reason. Boasting the highest level of cover, it has all the same great benefits of the Third Party Property, Fire and Theft policy with the added bonus of covering the cost of loss or damage to your car too.
Plus, if your brand-new car is written off within 2 years or 40,000 km (whichever comes first) of the original registration, it will be replaced with a new one or you’ll be reimbursed for the amount you paid if a replacement isn’t available in Australia.4ING Comprehensive Car Insurance – Why ING Car Insurance?
ING is dedicated to protecting the things that are most special to you. With that in mind, there are stacks of benefits to enjoy when you take out one of ING’s Car Insurance products:
When it comes to paying excesses with ING, the process works in much the same way as other insurers. The excess is the amount shown on your Insurance Certificate that you may have to pay towards each claim.
If you’re involved in an at fault accident, you’ll be required to pay the excess. On the other hand, if your car is involved in a no fault accident, the excess will be waived.
Depending on the specifics of the incident, you’ll need to pay the basic excess or one (or more!) additional excesses.6ING – What is a car insurance excess? Here’s how they work:
It’s important to note that more than one Additional Excess may apply, along with the Basic Excess.
When your car has been involved in an accident, the last thing you want to deal with is a long, frustrating claims process. With ING, lodging a Car Insurance claim is easy. To submit a claim, you’ve got two options:
ING is dedicated to ensuring your claims process is hassle-free. Simply gather all relevant information, submit your claim online or over the phone and ING will provide you with an update within 2 business days.7ING Third Party Car Insurance – Making a Claim
When it comes to paying your ING Car Insurance premium, you’ve got several options to choose from. You can pay premiums annually or choose to pay in monthly or fortnightly instalments instead.
Keep in mind, if you decide to pay in instalments, the premium may be higher and processing fees will apply.
You can pay your ING Car Insurance premium using direct debit from a nominated bank account or by credit card.
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