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Why Choose Us For Your Convicted Person Insurance?

We have been working in this area for years, so we understand the difficulties you face when trying to find insurance.

Livingstones Insurance is here to get you the cover you need and help you manage the costs at the same time, so get in touch today.

Why would I need Convicted person Insurance?

Convicted Person Insurance FAQs

Most insurance companies believe that a convicted person is a higher risk and they are more likely to make a claim. Although this seems unfair, it is the reason that a lot of insurers won’t deal with convicted persons.
Any unspent convictions must be disclosed to the insurer when taking out the policy. Failure to do so usually results in cancellation of the policy and invalidation of claims. However, spent convictions do not have to be disclosed.
A conviction is spent once the rehabilitation period is over. You can use this calculator to see whether your convictions are spent or not. If they are not, you will need convicted person insurance.
With a standard policy, convictions should only affect your claim if you failed to disclose them. However, there is little to no chance that your claims will be invalidated due to failure to disclose when you take out convicted person insurance.
Only information relevant to your insurance policy will be kept on file and details of your conviction will not be shared with any other organisation. All information that is kept will be managed in accordance with data protection laws.
In most cases, the premiums for convicted person insurance are higher. This is due to the perceived increase in risk.
Working with Livingstones Insurance is the best way to find the right convicted person insurance policy at a price you can comfortably afford. Although you will usually have to pay higher premiums, there are always ways to make savings.

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