Welcome to the Peacock Insurance Motor Trade Road Risks Documents page.
Please review all documents carefully
Please click the links below to access the documents you are required to review. It is important to read these documents carefully and in full so that you clearly understand the terms, costs, and important obligations before making your decision to proceed.
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Tradex - The Motor Trader Documents
NOTE: Both documents are accessible via the insurers' official website. Clicking on the links below will take you to an external website outside of Peacock Insurance's control. Please review all documents carefully.
The Motor Trader Policy Booklets
The Motor Trader Policy Booklets contain the full policy wording, terms, conditions, cover details, limitations, exclusions, and important obligations that apply to the insurance policy. Please ensure you open and read the relevant booklet carefully before making any decision.
IPIDS / Policy Summary
The IPIDS / Policy Summary documents provide a summary of the key information about the insurance product, including the main features, benefits, limitations and exclusions. Please ensure you open and read the relevant document carefully before making any decision.
N.B. The Policy Wording should be read in conjunction with the Quotation Schedule. The Schedule is the personalised part of the insurance contract. It tells you exactly what has been insured, who is insured, for how much, and on what terms. It must always be read alongside the policy wording.
Peacock Insurance Documents
Terms of Business Agreement (TOBA)
A document outlining the terms and conditions governing the relationship between Peacock Insurance and you, the policyholder.
Privacy Notice
A document that explains how Peacock Insurance collects, uses, and protects your personal information, in compliance with data protection laws.
Direct Debit agreement (if taken)
A document that governs the arrangement for automatic withdrawals from your bank account to pay your insurance premiums.