Which profession close to engineer has the cheapest insurance?

VeryMan

Which profession close to engineer has the cheapest insurance?

Fat_Walt

VeryMan wrote: »

Which profession close to engineer has the cheapest insurance?

Why change your job?

Owain_Moneysaver

what sort of engineer?

chartered structural, or washing machine?

ohreally

Sonographer.

phill99

A sonographer isn't an engineer, its a medical professional.

pogofish

VeryMan wrote: »

Which profession close to engineer has the cheapest insurance?

Try "Insurance Fraudster"

elsien

You're going to pick a job on the basis of car insurance costs? That's a novel way of going about it.

neilmcl

VeryMan wrote: »

Which profession close to engineer has the cheapest insurance?

You might want to get yourself an actual job first

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/71367529#Comment_71367529

facade

It is a valid point.

Describing the same job in a different way can save money.

e.g. don't put "Confidence Trickster" put "Financial Advisor"

Here is what you want, on this very site:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/insurance/car-insurance-job-picker/

Ebe_Scrooge

Assuming you are genuinely an engineer and not just trying to commit fraud ... If you're a mechanical engineer, I would have thought that you're quite a good insurance risk in the eyes of the insurers - professional, sensible, logical, educated, and with an understanding of mechanics that would tend to imply you drive carefully and "sympathetically" with respect to the car.

bod1467

Following the link in #9, almost every other Engineer definition gives a cheaper "quote" than Mechanical Engineer.

Perhaps that suggests that a ME is more likely to tinker with a car an cause issues?