Adviser / broker

PSG Car Insurance: How PSG Insure and Its Advisers Work

PSG Insure arranges short-term insurance, including car insurance, through PSG advisers. You don't buy a PSG policy online; an adviser assesses what you need and arranges the cover.

PSG's insurance group also includes Western National Insurance, a short-term insurer. Ask your adviser which insurer they're recommending and why, so you know who carries the risk.

What stands out

• Motor cover options include comprehensive, third party, fire and theft.
• Value-added products such as excess and tyre solutions.
• A named adviser who can help you at claim time.

What to check before you accept a quote

• Which insurer your policy is with (it's on the policy schedule).
• Whether your adviser compared more than one insurer.
• Any adviser or broker fee on top of the premium.
• The basic excess and any additional excesses, for example for young or newly licensed drivers. See what excess means in car insurance.
• Whether your car needs an approved tracker. Many insurers require one above a certain vehicle value. See insurance-approved trackers.

How to get a PSG Insure car insurance quote

1. Find a PSG adviser and ask for a car insurance quote.
2. Ask for the same cover from at least one other insurer.
3. Compare premium, excess and fees together before you sign.

Comparing is easier when every quote is for the same thing: the same cover type, the same car value (retail or market value) and similar excess. Our guide to comparing car insurance quotes has a checklist.