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car insurance - 'credit dependent policies' ?

I'm still trying to find a decent car insurance company to insure my Renault Clio 1.4 with my 23 y/o son ( passed test early Jan)as main driver, with me as named driver. He would like to drive to work.

I was looking for brokers in my area without much success, but did come across this www.coversure.co.uk/branch/andover/news. It mentions 'credit dependent policies' - how brokers, with permission can use DVLA, MID and credit agencies to get good drivers much lower premiums. The article says they are still new and exclusive.

Anyone know of these?
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