ADI Insurance : Adrian Flux


Gerry Bucke, operations director at Flux, said: “Insurance premiums for newly-qualified drivers can be eye-watering if you don’t know where to look, and we’re passionate about finding the cheapest possible premium to enable new drivers to get on the road and start building up their no claims bonus”


Driving instructors across the UK can pocket £30 every time they successfully refer a pupil to specialist insurance broker Adrian Flux.


The payment is made


every time a pupil takes out a policy with Flux as a result of their instructor’s recommendation.


Gerry Bucke, operations director at Flux, said: “Insurance premiums for newly-qualified drivers can be eye-watering if you don’t know where to look, and we’re passionate about finding the cheapest possible premium to


enable new drivers to get on the road and start building up their no claims bonus. This incentive means that more young and newly qualified drivers will get to know of our service and we can hopefully help to save them a considerable amount of money on their first insurance premium. It’s vitally important that insurance remains affordable for new drivers to ensure that people can get on the road to build up their experience, and we do everything we can to help – this incentive is part of that effort.” Because Flux staff are highly


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trained underwriters, well practised in finding policies to suit unique cars and unconventional situations, they know which insurers offer the best policies and the best prices for both pupils and instructors.


Flux works with a range of insurance providers to make premiums more affordable for its customers, and offers a wide variety of discounted schemes for young and newly-qualified drivers, as well as convicted drivers returning from a ban or those who have just completed a specialist


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