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I'm pleased to see this thread, I've put two vehicles over to the NFu this year & I was thinking about moving the caravan over at renewal time. It'll be interesting to see how their premium compares with Caravan guard who are my current insurers & they beat everyone I asked prices from last year.

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We moved to Caravanguard from NFU

We were with NFU for 2 years then got the renewal through for a 3rd year and it has gone up too much.

The Caravanguard quote was hard to beat.

We always check our insurance renewals (house/car/van) every year against other companies now as we have found out in the past to give new customers favourable quotes they seem to make long standing customers pay over the odds, or is it me just thinking that.

Mick 

I had a policy for my caravan with nfu, I took it out on a friday as i was picking up my caravan on saturday but on the sunday we were driven into which damaged rear panel and other driver had no insurance so we had to claim from nfu and I was worried because we hadnt even recieved documents.

However they were very helpful and claim was settled with no hassle at all infact I had to ring them to see if they were going to accept claim as everything seemed to be running too smoothly, so as far as I am concerned I would use them again

I have heard good stories from NFU.  The couple I have just bought a caravan from had it insured with NFU and had nothing but good words to say about them.

I have insured it now with Caravan Guard as they came back with the best quote for me.

Quote: Originally posted by Caroline M on 14/5/2008

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We have been with the NFU for 4 years now and have always been more than happy with them. When our present van was 3 weeks old it was damaged by giant hailstones in the Alps and the NFU sorted out the claim within 2 weeks of us submitting it. I was expecting the premium to go up the following year and it actually went down!!

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