People's Choice policy details
People’s Choice offers three levels of car insurance cover - comprehensive, third party and third-party fire and theft.
People’s Choice is available on a variety of car insurance policies, including Single car, Multi-car and ‘Smart Miles’ telematics cover.
They work with a panel of leading insurers to get the best available quote for your car insurance.
People’s Choice car insurance offers a number of benefits for policyholders, including:
- Child car seat cover
- Manage your policy 24/7 with MyAccount on mobile app, desktop and tablet
- In-car entertainment cover
- 90 days EU cover at no additional cost
- Monthly payment option plan available
Comprehensive car insurance with People’s Choice offers the following:
- Courtesy car
- Medical expenses
- Accidental damage
Other features include:
- Windscreen cover
- Personal accident cover of up to £5,000
- Personal belongings cover
- Fire and theft
- Liability to other people
- 90-day European cover to match cover level in the UK
- Monthly payment option available
People's Choice offers a selection of car insurance policies and types. Not all policies and types are available through our site, so the exact levels of cover and benefits may vary. Before buying car insurance, we recommend you check the cover and benefits included.
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