1st for Women Comprehensive Car Insurance
1st for Women Comprehensive Car Insurance
Mozo Review 1st for Women Comprehensive Car Insurance Review
Last updated: 4 October 2019.
What's hot:
$20 million legal liability cover
24-hour claims service
25% discount if combined with Home and Contents insurance
What's not:
$600 excess for drivers under 21
Mozo snapshot:
If you’re after a comprehensive car insurance policy that offers cover for a range of events, with products tailor-made for the needs of Aussie women, then 1st for Women might be the one for you.
Key features:
1st for Women created a car insurance company after research in 2002 found that female drivers are statistically lower risk when it comes to insurance compared to male drivers, due to claims involving less damage.
With the 1st for Women comprehensive car insurance policy, you’ll receive a range of cover, without the hefty bill, like repair damage costs not only to your car, but also the other cars and property that were involved.
Not only can you access a 24/ 7 claims service, but in the event that your car is written off, 1st for Women will replace it with a brand spanking new car, as long as it’s less than 12 months old and has driven less than 20,000 kilometres.
If your keys are stolen the policy will cover the costs up to $1,000. 1st for Women will also repair or replace any personal effects (up to $250), including child seats in your car if they are damaged in the event of a crash and emergency transport and accommodation of up to $100 a day ($300 in total).
There are a few features that aren’t covered as part of 1st for Women standard Comprehensive Car Insurance policy. If you want to make sure you’re ready for anything then there’s extras like roadside assistance, rental car cover (up to 14 days if it is damaged in an at-fault accident) or the option to reduce your windscreen excess by varying your premium.
Who it's good for:
Women who don’t want to pay a high premium, but also want peace of mind knowing that in the event of a crash, they won’t get dumped with a hefty repair bill.
Any catches?
Women who don’t want to pay a high premium, but also want peace of mind knowing that in the event of a crash, they won’t get dumped with a hefty repair bill.
Details
Rates and fees information correct as at 15 December 2019. Mozo has robust processes to ensure our site is updated to reflect the latest information from providers. There may be the odd occasion where updates are delayed, so please confirm information before purchasing.Discounts and excesses
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costs extra
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$450 - $1,850
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$600 for drivers under 21, $500 for drivers under 24, $600 for unlisted drivers, $500 for inexperienced drivers over 24. Extra $200 for any claims by a male driver.
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Not Published
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5 years
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n/a
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25% if combined with Home and Contents
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Maximum no claim discount protection is optional with additional premium
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n/a
Service features
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Optional Extra
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Optional Extra
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n/a
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n/a
Coverage summary
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Agreed or Market
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- within 1 year and 20,000 km of original registration
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Up to $250 if damaged.
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Yes - standard excess. Option to reduce windscreen excess to $40 for an additional premium.
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Up to $500
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Reasonable towing costs. Up to $300 travel and accommodation costs (max $100 per day).
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- Up to 14 days, max $1,000 total.
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t at fault - Yes. At fault - Optional Extra. Up to 14 days.
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Yes - legal liability cover when using a substitute vehicle.
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Up to $500 for trailer only.
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Up to $1,000 if stolen.
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Up to $250
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Covered only if agreed in writing.
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No
Customer Reviews
How are 1st for Women car insurance rated by the Mozo community?
Latest review of 1st for Women Comprehensive Car Insurance
- Overall5/10
May as well pay all myself
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Value for money6/10Policy coverage7/10Customer service8/10Claims handling6/10Trust6/10Less
Angela | South Australia
reviewed about 2 years ago
