Return To Invoice (RTI)
If you have purchased your new vehicle outright or entered in to any kind of purchase finance agreement then RTI will offer substantial peace of mind.
If your motor insurance providers declare the vehicle a write-off due to theft, fire or accident then RTI will pay you the difference between the amount paid out by the insurance company and the price you originally paid for the vehicle. If you happen to have finance outstanding on the vehicle, in many cases receiving the full original invoice price back would allow you to settle the remaining finance and also have some money left over which can be put towards the cost of the new replacement vehicle.
Is there a maximum amount RTI will pay?
Customers can select a claim limit to suit the cost of their vehicle ranging from £5,000 to £25,000
Can you give me an example of how RTI works?
If you paid £12,000 for your car and your motor insurance pay out is £7,000, RTI can pay the difference of £5,000 to top it up to the original £12,000. It's that simple!
Can it be transferred if I sell the vehicle?
Unfortunately not, the insurance only covers the person or company who paid for the insurance whilst the car is under ownership.
How long with RTI cover last?
Cover is available for up to three years (depending on premium paid), or when you sell or transfer ownership of the vehicle, whichever is sooner but will cease earlier upon occurrence of any of the following events: a paid claim or the repossession of the vehicle if subject to a credit agreement
Obtain a quote for RTI insurance
Related documents
- RTI Price List (pdf)
