Cheapest way to add a Learner Driver to my car insurance

robmus

I have full no claims on my car insurance and my wife is named as a second driver, she also has full no claims status.

I would like to add my 23 year old daughter who is at the moment a learner driver.

Obviously this means she cant drive without my wife or me being in the car but what I would like is some advice how to find the cheapest way of adding her to my car insurance which is due for renewal in a couple of months.

Any ideas ?

Quentin

robmus wrote: »

... what I would like is some advice how to find the cheapest way of adding her to my car insurance which is due for renewal in a couple of months.

Any ideas ?

You will probably have to speak to your insurer to get her added.


The cheapest way to do that will be by using work's phone.

Alter_ego

Now now Q, Be kind to newbies.

Quentin

Alter_ego wrote: »

Now now Q, Be kind to newbies.

Well.....he is councillor!! (Plenty of opportunity to make a phone call whilst at "work"!)

[Deleted User]

Halfords offer learner insurance that sits alongside your own policy. It was around £80 for a month for my partner, fully comp. Take a look on their website for more details.

rs65

Whereabouts on their website?

Quentin

http://www.halfords.com/advice/motoring/expert-advice/halfords-learner-driver-insurance


(not a recommendation!)

rs65

Ahh, marmalade.

oscarward

is Cunningham still offering, I used them when my son was learning. similar costs.


The beauty is that you can buy a week or a month at a time so it fits in with holidays and if they do have a prang it won't affect the main policy , whereas adding to the main policy will be a 365 addition which may not be used all that often and will affect NCB if anything happens. The downside with a temporary policy is they don't build up NCB on their own.


Your choice.