Help please - use of car which is not yours when bankrupt

fermi · 9 October 2012 at 9:07AM

debt_doctor wrote: »

Why couldn't you be the sole user of the vehicle but the owner be also insured so they may drive their vehicle if they choose to do so?

DD

As an added driver, as long as you remain the main one.

minic · 9 October 2012 at 9:24AM

Hi,

I recently took out a car insurance policy with Admiral. I am not the owner or registered keeper of the vehicle (although the registered keeper does live at the same address so not sure if that makes a difference), might be worth a call to them.

M

AdvicePlease · 9 October 2012 at 7:56PM

Thanks very much for all the advice, but it is not to be - my dad withdrew his offer of support tonight, and has given me the minimum amount needed to make basic repairs to my existing car. No reason, other than a different day and he is in a different mood tonight

I DO recognise that it is good of him to give me the money for the repairs, please do not think I am not appreciating that, but a bit of a change from last night

LiloMan · 23 May 2018 at 5:59PM

Hi, sorry for dredging up an old thread. I wasn't sure if this answers my query or not.

Here goes, I was made bankrupt in February this year so won't be discharged until next year. My brother wants to give me his old car, which is worth about £200, but he doesn't know I'm bankrupt. He just wants it off his driveway so giving it away for free pretty much.

My partner could, in theory, take up ownership as we are not financially linked (apart from she is a named creditor, who isn't going to get anything from my bankruptcy) and we live at separate addresses. Do I need to declare any of this to the OR?

Would it be possible to have her as the main driver of the car for insurance etc, and I could be a named driver?

Thanks in advance!

Help please - use of car which is not yours when bankrupt

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