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Our team will contact you shortly to provide personalized assistance with your insurance plan. Table of Content What is zero depreciation in car insurance? What is Return to Invoice (RTI) cover?
Zero Depreciation for Old Cars
So, for people who often drive their old car, a zero-depreciation cover may still be a worthy add-on. However, do factor in the extra cost, and then make an informed decision. To get a fair idea of the premium costs, make use of the car insurance premium calculator .
What are the main differences between zero depreciation and RTI?
A zero depreciation add-on cover is suitable for those who drive their car regularly. If you drive through busy and congested roads, you will benefit from this rider. You should also get this add-on if you have a new and expensive car.