on 23-01-2020 13:42
23-01-2020 13:52 - edited 23-01-2020 13:55
23-01-2020 13:52 - edited 23-01-2020 13:55
Hi @marianna
Just give customer services a call if it's O2 insurance Guide: How to find help & contact O2
Don't cancel your direct debit until you have given notice of cancellation
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on 23-01-2020 13:58
on 23-01-2020 13:58
You do need to call to cancel and you need to give 30 days notice so you may find you have one more payment to make.
You can't just cancel the direct debit has you will get a default on your credit file affecting future credit or mortgage for the next six years.
on 27-01-2020 11:40
on 27-01-2020 11:40
You should be fine if you follow the advice posted above @marianna but if you have any further questions then give us a shout.
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