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Simply allowing your policy to roll on for another year may look like an attractive and easy option, but it could cost you dear. Comparison websites mean that it has never been easier or quicker to check prices from a large range of insurers and against a background of rising premiums the savings can be substantial
Fully comprehensive insurance covers everything that third party fire and theft does, but the car will also be covered for any type of flood damage. In addition, drivers will normally be covered for windscreen cover, personal effects, accidental damage and medical expenses, too
Fronting is when a lower risk driver insures a vehicle in their name when the main driver is from a higher risk category. This could invalidate insurance and lead to a criminal record. There are legal ways to reduce premiums for young drivers... instead of fronting parents should consider adding themselves as a named driver on their offspring's policy
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You can learn more about the difference between such policies in our car insurance guides, where you’ll also find the answers to frequently asked questions.
Our guides offer more information on key areas such as telematics (black box) policies, and cover for women drivers, older motorists, modified and performance cars, young drivers, classic cars, and learner and new drivers.
There’s also plenty to read on wider motoring and insurance issues, including vehicle security, flood cover, optional extras on your insurance, fronting, crash-for-cash, how quotes are calculated, claim rejections, how driving convictions impact premiums and money-saving tips, and we can help you find the insurance group of your vehicle or of a potential purchase.
If your driving distance increases or decreases as a result of a coronavirus, for example, as you now drive to work rather than use public transportation, or as you now work from home, you do not have to inform your insurer.
If you use your car differently now, and you think your driving pattern will remain the same in the future, update your details. A good example is if you plan to reduce your mileage over the next year. You might qualify for a better quote.
A higher-risk job title is reflected in a higher cost for insurance, so if you change your title to lower your price, make sure the alternative title accurately describes what you do.
A word of warning: do not lie. If you do, your policy may be invalidated.
You do not need to have car insurance for your car while it is off the road if you have made a Statutory Off-Road Notification (SORN). However, you can still insure your car with laid-up insurance, which protects it against fire and theft.
The answer to that depends on your insurance policy and how much experience you have driving.
The ability to drive other cars comes with some fully comprehensive policies, but it's not a part of usual third party policy - or even third party, fire and theft - and is often excluded from policies for young or inexperienced drivers.
Make sure to check the policy documents to make sure, as often it's meant to be used only for emergencies, rather than everyday driving. If in doubt, call your insurer and ask.
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