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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: nick v6 on 18 February 2009, 21:18:13
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just setting up ann's car insurance
tried loads of places with ann as the main and me as second driver quotes of £1200 tpft
tried again as me as the main and ann as second driver
quotes of £1200 tpft
tried it just me on ann's car
quotes of £300 tpft and £450 fully comp
ann started to get upset as we would struggle to pay the £1200 a year
so i tried just ann on her own on the insurance
stupid insurance company's
ive been driving nearly 10 years and she gets a quote on her on
[size=8]£450 tpft[/size]
why :question
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ann has only got a provisinal liecence
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There are several sites that specialise in insuring women drivers on their own cars when there is another car in the household .. the surmise is that the womans car is little more than a school taxi/shopping cart, major trips are done in the the "other" car .. this leads to lower risk and lower premiums ..
Perhaps you've hit on one of those ??
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i tried loads of insurance companys
quinn direct was the best in the end
she even gets free breakdown cover and home start
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Not sure....
But IF she is driving it on L plates, with you in the car..
it is YOU deemed to be in charge of the car - liable for points etc, so I think you MUST be insured on it too.
Could be talking crap though, but sure I have heard something along these lines.
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Not sure....
But IF she is driving it on L plates, with you in the car..
it is YOU deemed to be in charge of the car - liable for points etc, so I think you MUST be insured on it too.
Could be talking crap though, but sure I have heard something along these lines.
Ummm yep... ;D
Well kind of...the driver gets points not the passenger.
However as your qualified i believe your supposedly in charge....unless you fall asleep and let ya mrs just get on with it. ;D :y
Maybe the high premium is partly down too the car....also how old is she...that would play a big part.
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
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Not sure....
But IF she is driving it on L plates, with you in the car..
it is YOU deemed to be in charge of the car - liable for points etc, so I think you MUST be insured on it too.
Could be talking crap though, but sure I have heard something along these lines.
Ummm yep... ;D
Well kind of...the driver gets points not the passenger.
However as your qualified i believe your supposedly in charge....unless you fall asleep and let ya mrs just get on with it. ;D :y
Maybe the high premium is partly down too the car....also how old is she...that would play a big part.
the driver of the car gets the points
i just get a slap on the wrist ;D
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
Ahhh well that wouldnt help...not that id know having a clean license.... 8-) ;D ;D
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
Ahhh well that wouldnt help...not that id know having a clean license.... 8-) ;D ;D
i get a clean liecence next year when the points come off 8-)
ann's 23 this year think that makes her the youngest member on thi site
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
Ahhh well that wouldnt help...not that id know having a clean license.... 8-) ;D ;D
i get a clean liecence next year when the points come off 8-)
ann's 23 this year think that makes her the youngest member on thi site
Not even close, we have a few members in their teens!
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
Ahhh well that wouldnt help...not that id know having a clean license.... 8-) ;D ;D
i get a clean liecence next year when the points come off 8-)
ann's 23 this year think that makes her the youngest member on thi site
Not even close, we have a few members in their teens!
ill keep my mouth shut then :-X
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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never ask a female her age ;D ;D
ive spoke to the insurance company and was told its me that pushing her insurance high
might be something to do with my points ;D ;D
Ahhh well that wouldnt help...not that id know having a clean license.... 8-) ;D ;D
i get a clean liecence next year when the points come off 8-)
ann's 23 this year think that makes her the youngest member on thi site
Not even close, we have a few members in their teens!
Yep and a few coffin dodgers,,,,,, ;D
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Not sure....
But IF she is driving it on L plates, with you in the car..
it is YOU deemed to be in charge of the car - liable for points etc, so I think you MUST be insured on it too.Could be talking crap though, but sure I have heard something along these lines.
Nope, you dont need to be insured but, obviously the driver does
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Beware of online quotes from confused.com & the like. One well known company gave a quote of £167 tpft on the BMW 328i, when i phoned for cover i was quoted £600+ & fobbed off with some silly excuse. Needless to say i gave them nothing.
Cheats never prosper.
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i looked on confused and it said on confused quinn was cheapest so i went direct to quinn and got the insurance even cheaper
plus they rung me to confirm everything before they took the money out the back
i was well pleased
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Not sure....
But IF she is driving it on L plates, with you in the car..
it is YOU deemed to be in charge of the car - liable for points etc, so I think you MUST be insured on it too.Could be talking crap though, but sure I have heard something along these lines.
Nope, you dont need to be insured but, obviously the driver does
Correct. Its the driver who is insured.
If supervising a learner, remember, you do need to be sober though.... Had it with a sober L driver and a half cut 'supervisor'. He failed both the attitude and breath tests and got a fine and a ban in Court for drink driving..... ;)