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24 December 2009, 07:10 PM
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1 day car insurance
has anybody used any off the companies goin too pick daughters first car up from middlesbourgh on sunday
24 December 2009, 07:13 PM
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i have not, but if your daughter insures the car and puts you down as a named driver (which should make her insurance cheaper) which means ya can then drive her car if and when ya need to use it, personlly i think that thease 1 day insurance companys will prob charge a lot as they need to make there money some how best of luck fella
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i have not, but if your daughter insures the car and puts you down as a named driver (which should make her insurance cheaper) which means ya can then drive her car if and when ya need to use it, personlly i think that thease 1 day insurance companys will prob charge a lot as they need to make there money some how best of luck fella
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When I killed my old Scoobs gearbox, I needed a runaround while it was being fixed. Got a Cinquecento (horrible little car) and insured it on a monthly basis through my then insurers on a seperate policy.
Would it work out cheaper to insure the car for a month (for things like emergencies) in your name rather then £20 for one day?
Would it work out cheaper to insure the car for a month (for things like emergencies) in your name rather then £20 for one day?
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When I killed my old Scoobs gearbox, I needed a runaround while it was being fixed. Got a Cinquecento (horrible little car) and insured it on a monthly basis through my then insurers on a seperate policy.
Would it work out cheaper to insure the car for a month (for things like emergencies) in your name rather then £20 for one day?
Would it work out cheaper to insure the car for a month (for things like emergencies) in your name rather then £20 for one day?
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Not keen on these one day Insurance policys.
I don't sell them so know little about them.
The two points I should advise you to check are;
1) what the excess's are.
2) That you have insurable interest in the vehicle by the insurance companys defination. For example, if the car is going to be bought by your daughter and in her name, why would 'you' be in a financial loss if you were to crash it?
If both the above are ok than £20 seems about right.
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I don't sell them so know little about them.
The two points I should advise you to check are;
1) what the excess's are.
2) That you have insurable interest in the vehicle by the insurance companys defination. For example, if the car is going to be bought by your daughter and in her name, why would 'you' be in a financial loss if you were to crash it?
If both the above are ok than £20 seems about right.
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24 December 2009, 10:59 PM
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You cant trust the MIB database, and neither should the Police. Take printed copies of the agreement (screen print if necessary) and youll be in a better position.
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