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Multi vehicle insurance
kevincharley
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Looking for help with the following, please. My husband and I have 3 vehicles: A small car which I use for commuting, a larger car which my husband uses for commuting and which we both use socially and a van which we use to transport the dogs when we go out walking, holidays, shows/competitions etc.
Both car insurance policies are due for renewal in May, the van in September. The van is registered & insured in my name and all my no claims bonus is on the van. I haven't had to make a claim in over 15 years and have never had to make a claim when the fault has been mine since passing my driving test in 1979.
I have built up 1 year no claims bonus on my car but can't protect the bonus until I've built it up to 4 years.
As I can't physically drive 2 vehicles at once is there any way my insurance can be set up differently?
Both car insurance policies are due for renewal in May, the van in September. The van is registered & insured in my name and all my no claims bonus is on the van. I haven't had to make a claim in over 15 years and have never had to make a claim when the fault has been mine since passing my driving test in 1979.
I have built up 1 year no claims bonus on my car but can't protect the bonus until I've built it up to 4 years.
As I can't physically drive 2 vehicles at once is there any way my insurance can be set up differently?
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I have had extra cars where i just called the insurer and switched them as required, charge was neglible at the time. But these days its likely to be costly.
Swap the van and a car for a dual purpose vehicle. Plenty of cars with van like space in the rear, especially with the seats down.
I have a Mondeo estate and with the rear seats down there is far more space than a transit connect.Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
Not sure what you are asking but all vehicles will need to be insured??
Maybe a multi-car policy might save you some money so try a quote with Admiral and Aviva. With Admiral you can add the van later when the inurance is due (not sure about Aviva but probably the same).0
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