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Third-Party Motor Insurance premiums set for 10% increase from February 1

17th January 2025 2:41:47 PM

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A notice from SIC Insurance PLC has revealed that the National Insurance Commission (NIC) has revised premiums for third-party motor insurance.According to SIC, the 10% increase in rates will be implemented starting Saturday, February 1, 2025.

Below is an excerpt from the SIC Insurance circular:Dear Valued Client,Best wishes for the New Year!We wish to inform you that the National Insurance Commission has reviewed Third-Party Motor Insurance premiums, with a 10% upward adjustment. This change will take effect from February 1, 2025.Thank you for choosing SIC Insurance PLC!

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