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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: drmike on July 12, 2005, 16:26:17

Title: Car insurance
Post by: drmike on July 12, 2005, 16:26:17

A Bit off topic this but my young daughter can get cheaper car insurance if I as old codger am a named driver on her policy.

If she makes claims etc. can't worry me and my no clims on other policies can it?

Mike

Title: ins
Post by: barmiebrumie on July 12, 2005, 16:30:01

Hi,
    your no claims will only be on one policy so this will not be affected as the claim would only be on the policy she is covered on,  but dont forget if you insure her this way she will not be able to build up her own no claims, I know it's more expensive ta fisrt be will be cheaper in the long run my own daughter has done it & now has 4 years no claims.

thanks BB

Title: Car insurance
Post by: drmike on July 12, 2005, 16:31:48

I think she gets the no claims as she is the owner/keeper/ main driver I am just an additional driver. Just like when she was on her Mother's car (not mine you note) Mother got no claims daughter got nowt and I got the petrol bill.

Mike

Title: ins
Post by: barmiebrumie on July 12, 2005, 16:33:54

:x fuel bill :evil: , know all about that & sevicing & tax & mot & tyre's ect ect.

BB.

Title: Car insurance
Post by: MuddyMary on July 12, 2005, 16:58:42

When I got my first car (about 12 years ago now) I phoned round for quotes and they were all way too high. I was a bit sneeky and called a company who claimed to beat any quote I had so I told them I had had a quote for about £200 under my lowest quote (a lie I know :oops: ) but they beat it by £20!

I now use LR insurance as it is the best deal I can get  :D

Title: Car insurance
Post by: Jimbo on July 12, 2005, 17:25:49

Apparently Diamond insurance (no numbers I'm afraid) do good deals for women - think they might only insure women, not sure ?, but my Sister-in-Law uses them and they are good.

Jim