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Adding newly qualified driver - premium increased more than £400 in one month!

Squeaks78 · 2020-10-29 16:09:13

I have Multi Car Insurance with Admiral which is due to renew in mid Jan. 2021. My daughter (17 years old) just passed the test and I wanted to add her onto one of my car policies. I was quoted nearly £600 to cover her from today until mid January 2021. The very odd thing is that I bought the same insurance one month ago…

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GunJack Posts: 11,828 Forumite

30 October 2020 at 8:02AM

you may find it cheaper overall to buy her a £500 or less car and insure it in her own name, than to add her to yours. This will also start her off earning NCD......and your cars remain intact if she does have a bump!!

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