Cheap car insurance sites online help??
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Go Compare, money supermarket, compare the market, confused...
Generally a good idea to go direct to an insurer once you have identified which look cheap, as you may get it cheaper than the comparison site.
Sometimes more specialised brokers are worth looking at but if you are young with a normal car I found most were uninterested or uncompetitive.
There are various other tricks to bring down prices such as adding parents as named (not main) drivers, creative job titles, parking locations etc. some of which are detailed a bit more on money supermarket
Generally a good idea to go direct to an insurer once you have identified which look cheap, as you may get it cheaper than the comparison site.
Sometimes more specialised brokers are worth looking at but if you are young with a normal car I found most were uninterested or uncompetitive.
There are various other tricks to bring down prices such as adding parents as named (not main) drivers, creative job titles, parking locations etc. some of which are detailed a bit more on money supermarket
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Even at my age (37) I still stick my mum on my insurance, she never drives the car, but it knocks a few quid off.
Admiral do 10 month policies which are a little cheaper and count for a full year NCB.
Admiral do 10 month policies which are a little cheaper and count for a full year NCB.
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Try various they can vary.
Only thing I find quite often is when I choose a policy I go into it and it makes me fill in a load more information and it recalculates at a much higher price. It is so annoying and time consuming.
Only thing I find quite often is when I choose a policy I go into it and it makes me fill in a load more information and it recalculates at a much higher price. It is so annoying and time consuming.
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My tip is to state that you park on the roadside and not a garage or driveway.
Sounds strange but is cheaper. Public view is safer.
Sounds strange but is cheaper. Public view is safer.
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Wow, seriously? You've just publicly admitted to fronting.
Edit: Unless you mean you stick her on as a second driver.
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Not really, as there may be an emergency where the named driver would need to use the car, they don't stipulate how often named drivers have to use the vehicle.
, nt too bad for first year driving. any1 know how to cancel the renewal before they do it next year ? wud it be thru the bank?