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Temporary insurance? HELP.
persil
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Hello, would be really grateful for any help with this: we are buyng a little Ford Ka as a first car for my niece. It will be registered and insured in my brother's name etc.
However, I need to be insured on it to drive it away and to them-is it temporary insurance I need? My current ins doesn't cover me and insurer doesn't offer temp insurance.
Would be grateful for any advice.
Thanks
However, I need to be insured on it to drive it away and to them-is it temporary insurance I need? My current ins doesn't cover me and insurer doesn't offer temp insurance.
Would be grateful for any advice.
Thanks
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You have four choices:
1) Buy temp insurance - tends to be a high day cost but possibly cheapest if just for a couple of days
2) Add vehicle to your policy as Temporary Additional Vehicle - often is fairly cheap, especially if your policy has no named drivers, but often attracts an admin fee hence pushing it higher than 1
3) Get them to insure the vehicle and add you as a Temporary Additional Driver - again you've got an admin fee to pay which can push prices up
4) Get them to insure the vehicle and add you as a named driver - no admin fee but your going to be covered for the full year, depending on your age, history etc then this may actually decrease the insurance cost or increase it0 -
Fifth choice - hire someone with a flat bed recovery truck.InsideInsurance wrote: »You have four choices:
Sixth choice - get your brother to collect it.0 -
Just the usual advice surrounding it - if your brother is insuring it is he declaring your niece as the main driver?0
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Hello,
Thank you to all for the responses.
InsideInsurance: thank you for the very comprehensive answer, very much appreciated.0
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