MiWay Car Insurance
Three cover levels and an excess you can adjust.
Read the guide →Santam is one of South Africa's oldest and largest short-term insurers and part of the Sanlam group. Traditionally it sells through intermediaries (brokers), who advise you and handle your policy, but you can also get a direct quote online.
Santam also owns the direct insurer MiWay, so if you're comparing the two, you're looking at two different ways of buying from the same group.
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.
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Three cover levels and an excess you can adjust.
Read the guide →Car cover arranged as part of wider financial planning.
Read the guide →A long-established insurer you can reach through a broker.
Read the guide →No, not any more. Santam still sells mainly through intermediaries, but it also offers a direct online quote. A broker can help with advice and claims; going direct means handling it yourself.
Yes. MiWay is a direct insurer owned by Santam. They're separate brands with different products and prices.
Santam advertises that you get 10% back after three claim-free years. Ask for the full qualifying rules with your quote.
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