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Optional add-on

Zero / Nil Depreciation

An optional add-on that, where offered, changes how depreciation is applied to covered part replacement in an own-damage claim.

This is an optional add-on. It applies only where the applicable insurer offers it for your vehicle and cover, it is selected, it is charged and it is recorded on the policy.

What it generally does

In a normal own-damage claim, depreciation is generally applied to replaced parts. Where this add-on is offered, selected and charged, it changes how that deduction is treated, within the conditions the insurer sets.

Scope

What it generally addresses

What it generally addresses

  • The treatment of depreciation on covered part replacement, as defined by the add-on wording
  • Only claims that are payable under the base own-damage section

What it generally does not address

  • Anything the base policy already excludes
  • Consumables, unless a separate add-on addresses them
  • Claims beyond any limit on the number of times the add-on may be used

Before choosing

Things to check

  • Availability depends on the insurer, the product, the vehicle and its age
  • The number of permitted claims under the add-on is generally limited
  • The compulsory deductible generally still applies

Routes

Vehicle routes this is commonly discussed for

FAQs

Zero / Nil Depreciation questions

No. It changes how depreciation is applied to covered part replacement. Other terms, including the compulsory deductible and the base policy exclusions, generally still apply.

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Disclaimer

Information on this website is provided for general guidance. Actual insurance coverage, exclusions, eligibility, premium, deductibles, add-ons, claims and policy conditions depend on the applicable insurer, product, vehicle, use, policy wording and applicable law.

Official insurer policy wording and applicable law prevail.

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