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Daughters Car Insurance
« on: 14 August 2013, 20:49:50 »

Evening all

Having a bit of bother sorting my daughters Ka insurance out and would like your input.

Last week she told me she had received her renewal and they wanted to shaft her for £167 per month. (She's 19 and past her test less than a year ago). I said I'd have a look on compare websites and on compare the market I found a deal with Diamond girls insurance for £81 per month. She didn't have the funds to renew there and then as she doesn't get paid till the 13th August so I saved the quotes until she was ready.

I had put the renewal date as 11th August which has obviously passed, so I've gone back and made the start date today, they are now saying it will be £106 per month, and that's the lowest! None anywhere near £81!!!

So I thought I'd change the start day to tomorrow and its now dropped down to £89 pm, if I start it on Friday it drops further to £81, then £79 for a Saturday start. That's about as low as it goes, but that's still £950 annually for a car worth maybe £500!!!

Wtf is going on? What difference does it make what day it starts? It's still a one year policy?

Your thoughts please people, or is this a commonly known thing.

Thanks as always

Wayne
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #1 on: 14 August 2013, 20:56:08 »

Put it down for next month and it will be free.  ;D ;D ;D
Seriously the kids today get hammered and the oldies that have protected no claims and have 3 accidents each year get it cheaper  :o ::) have you tried sheilas wheels they can be cheaper for women.  :y
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #2 on: 14 August 2013, 21:03:37 »

Put it down for next month and it will be free.  ;D ;D ;D
Seriously the kids today get hammered and the oldies that have protected no claims and have 3 accidents each year get it cheaper  :o ::) have you tried sheilas wheels they can be cheaper for women:y

Not since the law changed a couple of months ago!  :y
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #3 on: 14 August 2013, 21:04:27 »

have had the same thing with my car got a quote saved it and it had changed a couple of days later told that even a saved quote can change on a daily rate. But use the same sites as you have got me meer cat and then the silly thing my 18 year old daughter just passed her test so no ncd third party fire and theft driving a 1.8 escort £625 per year don't ask me how we have 4 cars in the house and insure them all with Admiral so get discount but hers is nearly as good as mine ?
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #4 on: 14 August 2013, 22:03:38 »

Well that's purchased now. Silly thing is I went direct to Diamond and they want £93 a month with no extras like key cover and legal protection, but going through the meerkats it's £79 with these things already added.

Seriously, where do they get their prices from. I realise there's a million variables but can't they just have a bit more uniformity. One company wanted £8900 a year!!!!
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« Reply #5 on: 14 August 2013, 22:43:24 »

My daughter (24yr old) paid just over £900 for her 1100cc 52 plate Seicento last year (Admiral ) this year they wanted a whole shed load more  ???  ??? even though she now had a years NCD to her name. She went to Hastings & insured it for a little over £500. I didn't think that that was too bad. (both premiums paid for in one go)
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #6 on: 14 August 2013, 23:02:07 »

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I had put the renewal date as 11th August which has obviously passed, so I've gone back and made the start date today, they are now saying it will be £106 per month, and that's the lowest! None anywhere near £81!!!

So I thought I'd change the start day to tomorrow and its now dropped down to £89 pm, if I start it on Friday it drops further to £81, then £79 for a Saturday start.


Insurance "now" is more expensive than insurance "next week".
they quote lower, cos they know you have chance to shop round.

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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #7 on: 14 August 2013, 23:07:34 »

mates 19 yr old son pays 800 for landy disco ;D quoted 1900+ for corsa ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #8 on: 15 August 2013, 06:54:10 »

800 for a 4l V8 lexus
1400 for a 1.9 renault laguna  ???
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #9 on: 15 August 2013, 08:04:03 »

That is silly for such a small car. My 19 year old payed about £850 fully comp for a full Irmscher kitted 2.0 Astra about 6 months ago. My 17 year old on the other hand has just paid £2300 for his first Astra 1.6 8 valve.

I think 99% of it is there age and location, not the car. I have found out to my cost it is not worth looking around for tiny engined cars as as soon as they have been driving for 5 minutes they want something bigger and better (understandable)
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #10 on: 15 August 2013, 10:20:42 »

Location definitely is an important factor as it's normally £100 extra here in London.
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #11 on: 15 August 2013, 14:24:07 »

Just done the wife's car changed from 1.4i Rover to a 1.1 Pug 206....same year (Y reg) Rover/Pug was £220 per year fully loaded(monthly), for the renewal swift wanted £326 despite 7 years ncb! (although they had insured the pug for same price) and that was with £350 excesses.
Note: bought the Pug for £130 as a run around and cheaper tax.

So hunted around and got it for £186 (fully loaded) with £0 voluntary and £100 compulsory!
The reason swift gave for the hike was that the pug 206 is more inclined to be stolen as it's a desirable car for joyriders......whatever!
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #12 on: 15 August 2013, 14:34:19 »

typical quote for similar aged and experienced daughter on the mv6 last year?


£10k  the lowest quote i had was £4.7k

WTF???


her 1.6 astra £1500 , 

down to about £1200 this year.

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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #13 on: 15 August 2013, 14:36:25 »

Insurance is .. well, if we didn't have to pay it you'd probably call it a mug's game!

As some know my other half is a fair bit younger than me - to add her as a second driver on the Omega policy, which currently costs me £350 a year with Admiral, added another zero to the end of the price!
But doing a quote earlier today for me as primary and her as additional driver on a 2010 BMW 520d Touring? £500. With another Admiral group company..

Certainly made me confused.com!
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Re: Daughters Car Insurance
« Reply #14 on: 15 August 2013, 14:54:46 »

Apparently when they quote high i.e in the thousands they dont want your business!
Or if you accept, then they laugh all the way to the bank.......car insurance companies .....why cant they be made to be transparent?
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