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How Does a Car Insurance Premium Calculator Factor in Your Driving History?
18 Sep 2026
How Is Car Insurance Premium Calculated?
13 August 2026
How Does No Claim Bonus (NCB) Affect My Premium Estimate?
● 1 year claim-free: 20% NCB ● 2 years claim-free: 25% NCB ● 3 years claim-free: 35% NCB ● 4 years claim-free: 45% NCB ● 5 years or more claim-free: 50% NCB (maximum, capped)
What Role Does No Claim Bonus Play in Premium Calculation?
NCB starts at 20% after the first year with no claims and can increase to 50% after two consecutive years with no claims. It only works for the own-damage part, not the third-party part.