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Car Insurance
ManLookingForward
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi,
My wife's car is insured for her to drive, and my daughter who has a provisional licence - the best quote to maintain is circa £500.
BUT, I can get a policy for my wife, in her name only for £99, and with another company, for my daughter only, for £250.
SO, a saving of £150.
Is it legal to do this, can the same car have two seperate insurance policies, at the same time, for two different named drivers.
Thanks, in adavance, for any replies.
My wife's car is insured for her to drive, and my daughter who has a provisional licence - the best quote to maintain is circa £500.
BUT, I can get a policy for my wife, in her name only for £99, and with another company, for my daughter only, for £250.
SO, a saving of £150.
Is it legal to do this, can the same car have two seperate insurance policies, at the same time, for two different named drivers.
Thanks, in adavance, for any replies.
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I really don't think you can, as your daughter doesn't have an insurable interest if the vehicle was damaged/stolen, that is she wouldn't be worse off financially as its not her car. Secondly, if the car was stolen then which insurer would pay out?
Have to admit its a shame though as that would be a massive saving!Top Tip is £450 away from clearing the overdraft and being debt free0
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