the key facts for this product

Nova Insurance Open GI Product Range
Nova Insurance was founded in 1995 and the schemes division was launched in 2013 with
the specific aim of providing easy to trade and flexible add-on products which provide an
added value to your clients.
Motor Excess Protection
Our Motor Excess Protection policy covers Car, Van and Motorcycle policyholders in the
event that they find themselves in a situation where they are liable for their Motor
Insurance Excess. The product is designed specifically for the Open GI platform and is
designed to be low cost but provide the cover when needed.
Volume discounts are available should you wish to offer the product to all of your clients
and the product is only a single claim basis to make the product easily affordable for your
clients. The cover limits on the Open GI platform are £200, £350 and £500.
Guaranteed Car Hire
Often clients are unaware that their Motor Insurance policy will not provide a courtesy
vehicle in the event of a total loss. The Nova Insurance Guaranteed Car Hire product is a
great way to ensure your clients are fully aware of this limitation and also offer cover
against such incidents.
The product is designed specifically to be traded on the Open GI platform and provides a
small courtesy vehicle for Car and Van drivers for a period of 10 or 14 days. This product is
great for those that just want to keep mobile for a short time whilst they shop around for
another vehicle. As the policy only provides a small Class ‘A’ policy it enables NOVA to keep
the costs down making the product affordable and valuable at the same time.
Trading
Should you wish to start trading please contact Nova Insurance on 0800 083 11566 or email
[email protected] . You can also speak to your Open GI Business Development
Manager. Our TOBA provides full risk transfer and agencies can be approved and products
switched on within 24 hours.
Nova Insurance is a trading name of Premier Insurance Consultants Ltd. Company Registration Number
3482686. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.