Tesco car insurance is one of the many financial services products offered by a subsidiary of  Tesco — the UK’s largest supermarket chain. What do food and financial services have to do with each other? Plenty if the name happens to be Tesco. 

 

In addition to Tesco car insurance, Other Financial Products and Services Include:

Mortgages

Credit cards

Loans 

Savings accounts

Other insurance, including home, life and travel as well as Tesco Car Insurance. 

 

Discounts of up to 10%

All policies carry breakdown assistance 

Other cars can be driven (Of course the proper Terms and Conditions apply.)

Several levels of coverage to choose from

Clubcard points can be collected on your premium

Value Cover has all the basics that you will need, and is a very affordable policy.

Standard Cover includes everything from the Value Cover, but also includes some helpful extras.

Finest Cover is the most inclusive, and has many additional benefits that add value beyond the basics of the first two covers mentioned above.

 

When shopping for Tesco Car Insurance, think through exactly what you need your policy to cover and then compare the different policies available with Tesco. 

1) Consider a policy that has a lower deductible. Even though you’ll pay a little more, you’ll get a much higher liability, and that might be worth it if you ever find yourself in an accident that happens to be your fault. 

2) Don’t lie on your application. Seems simple enough, right? Any insurance company (and Tesco car insurance is no different) can turn you down if you don’t tell the truth about your history. Stick to the truth and you’ll be better off. 

3) Drive safely at all times. Not only will this help to keep you and your family safe and sound, it will help prove to Tesco that you are a good risk for them to insure. 

Tesco traces its roots to its founder, Jack Cowen who started Tesco in 1919. Mr Cowen had a stall at Well Street Market, Hackney in the East End of London, where he sold surplus groceries. Expanding over the next decade brought him to Burnt Oak, Edgware, Middlesex where the first store was opened in 1929. 

 

For many decades Tesco was focused on its primary business as a grocery retailer in the UK. However, of late great diversification has occurred geographically and in the line of products offered. You’ll now find clothing, books, electronics, furniture, petrol, software, telecoms, DVD rentals, music downloads, internet services, dental and pet insurance and of course, financial services. In addition to the UK, stores are now found spread around the world: Asia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Republic of Ireland, Europe and North America.

 

So you can shop with confidence and get Tesco Car Insurance along with many other goods and services for your family — right along with your groceries!