Our
Daily
Van
Hire
Excess
policies
protect
you
against
excess
charges
resulting
from
theft
or
accident
damage
to
your
rental
van,
whether
it
was
your
fault
or
not!
Van
Hire
Excess
Insurance
-
What
is
van
hire
excess
insurance?
Whether
you're
moving
home,
picking
up
a
large
new
item
of
furniture
or
renovating
your
home,
renting
a
van
can
be
really
useful.
If
you're
renting
a
van
in
the
UK
or
Europe
your
rental
van
will
include
comprehensive
insurance
as
standard.
This
will
include
Third
Party
Liability
as
well
as
covering
you
for
theft
and
damage.
However,
most
van
rental
companies
will
include
an
"excess"
limit
with
your
standard
insurance
which
can
be
very
high,
particularly
when
considered
against
the
price
of
the
actual
van
rental.
Typically,
the
excess
limit
required
by
van
rental
companies
is
between
£500
and
£1500,
which
you
will
be
required
to
pay
before
the
insurance
will
pay
anything.
As
many
accidents
are
minor,
it
is
usually
the
hirer
who
ends
up
paying
for
damage
rather
than
the
insurer
or
the
rental
company.
What's
more,
with
the
rental
companies'
standard
insurance
you
will
still
be
liable
to
pay
the
excess
even
if
the
insurer
settles
the
remainder
of
a
high
value
claim.
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Founded
in
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iCarhireinsurance.com
is
a
groundbreaking
new
online
insurance
service
that
individuals
and
companies
that
hire
vehicles
in
the
UK
or
abroad
cannot
afford
to
be
without.
We
offer
a
range
of
policies
that
are
fully
comprehensive,
simple
to
understand,
unbeatable
value
and
accepted
at
all
car
rental
locations
worldwide.
The
excess
payments
on
most
hire
car
insurance
policies
are
often
over
£500
and
can
be
as
high
as
£1500.
The
costs
involved
with
insuring
a
car
against
these
excess
car
rental
payments
are
expensive,
at
least
£9
a
day
from
most
companies
and
often
don’t
cover
the
parts
that
are
most
likely
to
get
damaged
like
the
windows,
tyres
and
roof.
iCarhireinsurance.com
is
an
innovative
company
that
gives
customers
peace
of
mind
and
can
save
them
money
by
protecting
customers
from
these
excess
insurance
payments.
It
does
cover
parts
like
windows,
tyres
and
the
roof,
and
is
at
a
very
affordable
price
from
£2.99
a
day
and
£39.99
a
year.
Our
‘Excess
Europe’
and
‘Excess
Worldwide’
policies
are
great
value,
simple
and
easy
to
use,
and
designed
to
fit
the
specific
needs
to
each
customer,
whether
they
want
daily
single-trip
or
annual
multi-trip
deals.
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Tip
1
-
Think
Ahead:
If
you
think
that
you
might
hire
a
car
more
than
once
per
year
then
buy
an
annual
excess
insurance
policy.
It
will
probably
save
you
money
and
is
more
convenient
as
you
are
covered
whenever
you
travel.
Tip
2
-
Go
Annual:
If
you
hire
a
car
for
around
14
days
in
Europe
or
Worldwide,
the
price
difference
between
the
daily
and
annual
excess
insurance
policies
is
marginal,
so
always
go
for
the
annual
and
get
the
extra
cover.
Tip
3
-
All
in
One:
If
you
are
hiring
a
car
in
the
USA
or
Canada
then
buy
the
daily
CDW/SLI
policy
unless
your
car
rental
is
longer
than
3
weeks,
or
you
plan
to
make
multiple
trips.
Consider
the
Worldwide
Plus
policy
for
multi-region
cover
all
year.
Tip
4
-
Local
Rentals:
Don’t
forget
that
our
European
and
Worldwide
hire
car
excess
policies
include
UK
cover,
so
if
you’re
looking
for
excess
insurance
for
hire
cars
in
the
UK,
you’re
fully
protected
with
our
policies
at
home
and
abroad.
Tip
5
-
Upgrades:
We
offer
the
widest
carhire
excess
insurance
cover
on
the
market,
but
we
also
offer
upgrades
such
as
Vehicle
Key
Replacement
and
Personal
Accident
Insurance
which
can
be
useful
and
cost
effective.
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to
top
What
is
Excess?
-
Quite
simply,
if
you
hire
a
car
and
it
gets
damaged
or
stolen,
the
'Excess'
is
the
amount
of
money
that
you
have
to
pay
in
the
event
of
an
insurance
claim.
Other
terms
for
'excess'
include:
super
collision
damage
waiver
(Super
CDW),
deductible
and
Non
Waiver.
What
is
Excess
Insurance?
-
Excess
insurance
is
an
additional
policy,
which
protects
you
from
the
'excess'
costs
you
would
otherwise
have
to
pay
if
your
hire
car
gets
damaged
or
stolen.
Here's
an
example:
Let's
say
your
hire
car
is
involved
in
a
collision
and
it
costs
£2,000
to
repair
the
damage.
Under
the
terms
of
your
car
rental
agreement,
you
have
to
pay
an
'excess'
of
£500
to
the
car
rental
company,
and
the
insurance
company
pays
the
rest
of
the
repair
costs
(£1,500).
If,
however,
you
have
-
'excess
insurance'
-
you
won't
have
to
pay
the
£500
or
even
a
penny
towards
the
repair
costs.
But
why
would
I
have
to
pay
an
'excess'
if
insurance
is
included
in
the
price
of
my
car
hire?
-
Well
it
might
seem
strange,
but
the
insurance
that
comes
as
standard
when
you
hire
a
car,
doesn't
give
you
the
full
protection
you
might
need.
It
only
reduces
the
amount
you
must
pay
if
your
hire
car
gets
damaged
or
stolen,
and
some
parts
of
the
car
are
not
covered
by
the
insurance
at
all.
The
amount
of
excess
you
are
liable
for
depends
on
the
details
of
the
insurance
policy
that
comes
with
your
car
hire,
and
this
varies
between
the
car
rental
companies
-
and
different
countries.
Typically,
excess
charges
are
between
£500
and
£1,500.
In
most
cases,
you
would
need
to
buy
'extra'
insurance
to
cover
other
vulnerable
parts
of
the
car
and
to
protect
you
against
excess
charges.
How
can
I
buy
excess
insurance?
-
Many
car
rental
companies
will
offer
you
'excess
insurance'
at
the
counter
when
you
pick
up
your
hire
car,
but
this
can
cost
you
anything
between
£5
and
£15
per
day
-
on
top
of
the
price
of
your
car
hire.
What's
more,
the
excess
insurance
from
your
car
hire
company
generally
excludes
cover
for
parts
of
the
car
that
are
most
prone
to
damage,
e.g.
the
roof,
windows,
tyres
and
undercarriage.
But
remember,
you
don't
have
to
fall
into
the
trap
of
buying
expensive
excess
insurance
from
the
car
rental
company
counter
or
from
your
car
club.
You
can
buy
the
extra
cover
you
need
online
for
a
much
cheaper
price
-
before
you
collect
your
car.
Excess
insurance
from
iCarhire
-
With
iCarhireinsurance.com
you
can
pay
as
little
as
£2.99
a
day
for
excess
insurance
and
you
won't
be
liable
for
any
excess
charges
in
the
event
of
damage
or
theft
of
the
hire
car.
And,
as
an
extra
bonus,
our
excess
policies
include
cover
for
the
roof,
windows,
tyres
and
undercarriage.
Our
excess
policies
cover
European
and
Worldwide
car
hire.
We
also
offer
annual
carhire
insurance
policies,
which
are
even
better
value
if
you
hire
cars
frequently,
e.g.
from
a
car
club.
iCarhire
Excess
Insurance
policies
are
accepted
at
all
car
rental
locations
worldwide.
Back
to
top
CDW
-
Collision
Damage
Waiver:
Collision
damage
waiver
(also
referred
to
as
Super
CDW)
is
an
optional
service
that
relieves
the
customer
of
responsibility
for
any
damage
to
the
vehicle.
If
declined,
the
customer
will
be
responsible
for
any
costs
incurred.
LDW
-
Loss
Damage
Waiver:
Renters
may
purchase
loss
damage
waiver
(LDW)
that
relieves
them
of
all
financial
responsibility
for
loss
or
damage
to
the
rental
car
as
long
as
they
comply
with
the
terms
of
the
rental
agreement.
PAI
-
Personal
accident
insurance:
Personal
Accident
Insurance
covers
the
renter
and
passengers
if
they
have
an
accident
during
the
rental
as
a
driver
or
passenger.
It
covers
accidental
death,
some
medical
expenses
and
assistance
and
rescue
PEP/PEC
-
Personal
effects
protection
/
coverage:
Personal
Effects
Protection
insures
the
personal
belongings
of
the
renter
and
the
immediate
family
members
who
are
travelling
with
the
renter
SLI/EP
-
Supplementary
liability
insurance
/
extended
protection:
The
Supplemental
Liability
Insurance
option
covers
the
renter's
liability
to
third
parties,
resulting
from
an
automobile
accident
in
a
rental
vehicle
to
a
specified
maximum
value
for
each
occurrence.
TP
-
Theft
protection:
If
the
rental
car
is
stolen,
this
will
cover
the
cost
of
replacing
it
(or
parts
of
it).
Normally,
however,
the
renter
will
have
to
pay
an
excess
towards
these
costs
