Affordable, reliable car insurance — made simple
Choosing the right car insurance shouldn’t feel confusing or overwhelming. Whether you’re buying a new vehicle, refinancing your current one, or purchasing privately, having the right cover in place protects you from unexpected costs, financial loss, and stressful surprises.
At MY OWN FINANCE, we work with trusted South African insurance partners to help you find affordable, reliable cover that matches both your budget and your driving profile.
And now, you can get a quick idea of what you might pay each month by using our Insurance Estimate Calculator below.
It’s fast.
It’s simple.
And it gives you a helpful starting point before requesting a personalised quote.
Theft or hijacking
Fire or natural disasters
Damage to other vehicles or property
Medical emergencies
Unexpected repair costs
Write-offs and total loss scenarios
No need to spend hours online filling out forms.
We gather quotes from several trusted insurance providers in South Africa.
You receive the best options — already compared and simplified.
We negotiate competitive pricing and help you choose a policy that fits your budget without compromising on cover.
If you’ve refinanced or purchased privately, your vehicle’s value might differ from what insurers assume.
We help ensure your policy actually matches your car’s real worth.
Insurance can be overwhelming. We explain everything in simple, easy-to-understand terms.
Once you choose your policy, we help activate your cover immediately — no delays. We work with South Africa’s leading insurance companies so you get reliable, credible cover backed by experience.
Vehicle value
Age
Driving history
Claims record
Where you live
How you use your car
Security measures you have in place
Get a quick idea of what your monthly car insurance premium could be based on your vehicle value and risk profile. This is an estimate only and not a formal quote.
Insurance Disclaimer: This tool provides an approximate premium range based on general risk factors and example rates. It is not a quote, not a guarantee of cover, and does not constitute financial advice. Actual insurance premiums will depend on your full profile, insurer underwriting, and final policy terms.
Yes. Comprehensive insurance is required by all major banks for financed vehicles.
Yes. We help ensure your policy starts the day you take ownership.
We work only with reputable, established insurance companies in South Africa.
Possibly. Sometimes refinancing at a lower value can reduce insurance costs. We help you review your options.
Typically:
ID
Vehicle details
Proof of address
Banking details
Additional documents may be needed depending on the insurer.
Yes, absolutely — and we help ensure the car is properly valued and protected.
Most policies can be activated within minutes once you've chosen your option.
Yes. By adjusting excess, selecting certain add-ons, or updating your profile, you may reduce your premium. We help you find the best combination.

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