iGO4 is a broker that prides itself on offering cheap insurance that puts the customer first. Overall, it comes across as a stripped-back service, and might be for you if you’re not looking for anything too fancy.
iGO4 has a panel of insurers which it scans for the best deals available for you. Third party insurance is the legal minimum for all UK road users, and iGO4 offers a simple third party policy, but it also has a range of additional extras as well as a comprehensive policy.
Who is iGO4?
As an online insurance broker, iGO4 offers to search for the best rate for you from its panel of insurers.
Who underwrites iGO4 car insurance?
This will depend since iGO4 scans for the best price it can get for you from among its panel of insurers.
Third party, which is the legal minimum for road users in the UK, and it only covers the cost of damage to others’ cars should there be an accident and you are at fault.
Third party, fire and theft (TPFT), which is popular with young drivers and people whose cars are less than expensive. TPFT insurance covers damage to other road users as well as insuring your own vehicle against fire and theft. It’s not always cheaper than comprehensive, however.
Comprehensive. This is generally favoured by people with more expensive cars, and will cover a whole range of eventualities, including personal injury and accidental damage.
Optional extras
iGO4 Insurance also has optional extras, if you want to increase the level of cover you have:
Breakdown cover. You can add RAC breakdown assistance, which comes in three levels: The first covers you for breakdowns that happen away from home and can take you anywhere within 10 miles if you can’t get the car up and running; the second is similar, but will take you anywhere in the UK; and the third includes “At home” cover.
Motor legal assistance. This means you’ll be covered for any legal costs that arise from claims you make or getting money back from uninsured drivers.
iGO4 offers two levels of comprehensive car insurance. If you are responsible for causing an accident, you’ll be covered for damage to third party vehicles or property, as well as your own car.
Have a look at the table below to see what the two cover options from iGO4 offer.
Product Name
iGO4 Third party, fire and theft
iGO4 Comprehensive
Damage to your car
✓
Fire and theft
✓
✓
Medical expenses
✓
Personal belongings
✓
Liabilities to third parties
✓
✓
Permanently fitted audio equipment
✓
✓
What is my excess?
It’s important you read your policy wording so that you know the amount you’ll be expected to pay in the event you make a claim. Most insurers ask that you pay some of the money towards a claim, and this is called the excess.
What is the claims process for iGO4?
iGO4 has a claims hotline that is open 24/7. Contact the team on 0333 241 9566.
Frequently asked questions
You can pay in full by debit or credit card, either online or by phone. There is also a direct debit option, which spreads the cost over 10 months, although a deposit payment will be required.
All your policy documents will be uploaded to your online account and are only accessible there.
Yes, via your online account.
Yes, as long as it’s within 14 days, you can cancel at no cost. After this it will cost £75 to cancel your policy.
You’ll need to let your insurer know of any changes to your personal circumstances or your vehicle, either by updating your online account or by emailing iGO4’s customer service team at customerservice@igo4.com.
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