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I don't know why you have it set that your husband is the main driver on both. If you had been the main driver on one and him on the other, you both would have had 3rd party cover to drive any car with the owner's consent.
It was done this way because we were trying to keeo things legal !!
I am WAS NOT the main driver on either of the cars at the time so for us to tell the insurance company that i WAS , was an incorrect point.
My husband WAS at the time we bought the original policy the main driver of both cars so thats how we insured them!
Who would have thought it could be so difficult lol , all we wanted to do was move me to the main driver on ONE car and change hubby to the casual driver.....budget call centre staff dont seem to have the intelligence to do such a simple procedure!
See my other post headed avoid budget insurance, i have just added an update.
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