Always ask for a cheaper price on your premium. If you own a smaller car like a Renault Twingo, your insurance shouldn't be costing you as much as what your neighbour pays for his Hummer. If it is, you need to do some serious negotiating (or find another insurer).
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Once you've sorted out the fine details and your insurer has provided a price, it's time for some haggling. The trick is not to ask for too much of a reduction (5-10% is reasonable), because you'll probably get an outright refusal. Also, if you try the ever-popular "Insurer B will insure me for 20% less" assertion (which you've just made up), the person in front of you will suspect that either (a) you're not a very nice person for lying to them, (b) you are a bit silly for not grabbing that other insurance, or (c) you must have been quoted a very basic, no-frills policy which you'll be very sorry about later. Most car insurers have a pretty good handle on what everyone else in the business is charging, so don't assume you know more on the subject than they do.
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