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Car insurance for young people.
mrmagic123
Posts: 1 Newbie
I have recently just passed my driving test, and now come the mind boggling task of trying to find a car and a car insurance package that will not require me to get a mortgage to cover the extraordinary costs.
Unfortunately it does not get any easier, as i am within the groups that are the worst to insure:
1. I am a 19 year old male
2. I am a student
Is there anyone who can help me out? Or is it best to leave it until i am older?
A family friend owns a Citroen garage so if i do get a car, it will be some kind of Citroen. In terms of my occupation, I am on the bank at my local hospital, so when i am back from university i am a full time employee of the hospital, so i don't know whether i could put my occupation as a civil servant, rather than a student (because i am sure this would be cheaper! Although perhaps this would be fraudulent)
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Jack
Unfortunately it does not get any easier, as i am within the groups that are the worst to insure:
1. I am a 19 year old male
2. I am a student
Is there anyone who can help me out? Or is it best to leave it until i am older?
A family friend owns a Citroen garage so if i do get a car, it will be some kind of Citroen. In terms of my occupation, I am on the bank at my local hospital, so when i am back from university i am a full time employee of the hospital, so i don't know whether i could put my occupation as a civil servant, rather than a student (because i am sure this would be cheaper! Although perhaps this would be fraudulent)
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Many thanks
Jack
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Huge number of threads on here but expect to be asked to pay in the region of £3k - £4k depending on where you are located. Have a look at the threads for inspiration.0
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I have found
- Decent milage takes price down (I go around 7k)
- Own car, main driver
- Park on road is cheaper (for me anyway) than on a driveway.....
- Try adding a friend on top as a second drive, might be cheaper (mine is anyway)
- Fully Comp is sometimes cheaper than TPFT
- Add excess if you think you won't claim
I paid: £1500, £1200, £900, £600 (lost no claims between 2 and 3)0
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