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Bonking_Mad
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in Motoring
Hi, hope I'm allowed to post in here aswell, as I asked in the "Insurance" forum, but just wondering if any experts in here have an opinion.
Looking for advice, we have 2 cars under the same address, both drivers named on each other's policy.
Both polices up for renewal next month, is it possible to insure both cars under 1 policy?
If so, will that work out cheaper?
Or do we have to have individual policies for each car, no doubt, I guess that'll be more expensive tho
Looking for advice, we have 2 cars under the same address, both drivers named on each other's policy.
Both polices up for renewal next month, is it possible to insure both cars under 1 policy?
If so, will that work out cheaper?
Or do we have to have individual policies for each car, no doubt, I guess that'll be more expensive tho
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in a word yes, call your insurance company for a quote. i cant remember the name of the type of policy but they are quite common now and give good discounts.
EDIT TO ADD multicar, thanks revBe Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0 -
Bonking_Mad wrote: »Hi, hope I'm allowed to post in here aswell, as I asked in the "Insurance" forum, but just wondering if any experts in here have an opinion.
Looking for advice, we have 2 cars under the same address, both drivers named on each other's policy.
Both polices up for renewal next month, is it possible to insure both cars under 1 policy? Yes, kind of.
If so, will that work out cheaper? Maybe, get quotes and see.
Or do we have to have individual policies for each car, no doubt, I guess that'll be more expensive tho
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