Personal Insurance
Private Car Insurance
Car insurance takes many forms, but the minimum requirement is third party insurance. As a driver, you will want the best policy at a competitive premium. Much of what you are offered as a driver will be dictated by your experience, driving history and the type of car you use.
Home Insurance (Standard & None Standard)
Our home insurance cover will protect your buildings, contents and other belongings against a number of insured events. We are able to provide both sums insured for Standard & None standard buildings. Cover for all the major perils, including fire, theft, storm and flood Personal Possessions within the home. Buildings cover including accidental damage to glass, sanitary ware underground pipes and cables. Contents cover including accidental damage to televisions, audio and video equipment and home computers.
Temporary Motor cover (Short Term Cover)
Our Temp cover can provide drivers aged 21 – 75 with comprehensive short term motor insurance between 1-28 days for cars and vans. you can shop at your leisure any time of day or night. Our buying process is completed in 4 simple steps, purchasing temporary car insurance & short-term van insurance in minutes. As soon your card payment is authorised, you are sent an email with a link to collect your insurance documents from our secure server.
Learner Driver Insurance
Provisional Marmalade’s learner driver insurance is car insurance specifically designed for learner driver and aims to provide them with the security needed to get the practice that is vital to becoming a licensed driver. Once a provisional licence holder has suitable learner driver insurance, it gives the student driver a chance to hone their driving skills with a friend or family member. On average a learner driver will need 45 hours of driving lessons with a professional instructor and the Driving Standards Agency recommends the further private practice of at least 20 hours. Private practice is invaluable to learner drivers who are new to driving and new to the rules of the road. However, many are hesitant to let a learner driver practise in a car belonging to a family member or friend because of the huge costs of adding a learner driver to their personal car insurance policy and the risk of the car owner losing their own no claims bonus.