Insurance (not a scooby) for my daughter
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Insurance (not a scooby) for my daughter
Can anyone help?
She has been driving for 4 years 3 of which as a named driver. No claims aged 25
she only has a little 1.4 citroen c3.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
She has been driving for 4 years 3 of which as a named driver. No claims aged 25
she only has a little 1.4 citroen c3.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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She has her mum as named driver, she's past 25 since the last time, I always thought that turning 25 brought your premium down, it's a pi$$ take if you ask me
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Easy solution, tell her to buy a WRX
Just reading up and it looks like, for most, prices have gone through the roof for insurance this year. Seems like a licence to print money. The amount of uninsured, untaxed and stolen vehicles probably doesn't help, but that is pure conjecture on my part.
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Update
Told her to phone insurance and decline renewal, they say 'that's ok, but I will ring you back' an hour later the 'reviewed' quote is now £26 a month less than last year
A £58 saving per month over the original quote over 11 months = £638 a year
Told her to phone insurance and decline renewal, they say 'that's ok, but I will ring you back' an hour later the 'reviewed' quote is now £26 a month less than last year
A £58 saving per month over the original quote over 11 months = £638 a year
Last edited by Steve001; 20 March 2017 at 11:52 AM.