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What do you use?
Cost?
Etc.
Aimed at new (i.e 17/18yr old) drivers.
*cries at monetary situation*
Cost?
Etc.
Aimed at new (i.e 17/18yr old) drivers.
*cries at monetary situation*
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http://www.superquote.com/
Answer to any questions you may have.
Answer to any questions you may have.
dear god!
NO his was just around £1000
Being a boy that werent as bad as it could of been.
Kid up road passed and has a 1.2 newer ford fiesta zeetec (when I say new i mean it isnt falling apart at seams like my dear car will be) His insurance was paid for by his parents and was 1100 i think - but he taking pass plus coz after looking around it knock off a damn sight more. I didnt ask how much
NO his was just around £1000
Being a boy that werent as bad as it could of been.
Kid up road passed and has a 1.2 newer ford fiesta zeetec (when I say new i mean it isnt falling apart at seams like my dear car will be) His insurance was paid for by his parents and was 1100 i think - but he taking pass plus coz after looking around it knock off a damn sight more. I didnt ask how much
Lil Ginge wrote:
> Would you suggest me going on my parents insurance or getting my
> own..
>
> ON one hand there is the cheaper insurance. On the other hand when I
> get my own in future I will have to start ovr with no claims bonus'
If you can, go on your parents insurance. You're not building a no claims discount but you are saving money anyway and the older you get the less it will cost when you have to your own insurance by your self. At £18 I was paying around £900 - at 19 it dropped to around £800 - 20 to about £600 - 21 - £450 - now I'm just a bit over £300 and when I renew this year it will be around £200-250.
> Would you suggest me going on my parents insurance or getting my
> own..
>
> ON one hand there is the cheaper insurance. On the other hand when I
> get my own in future I will have to start ovr with no claims bonus'
If you can, go on your parents insurance. You're not building a no claims discount but you are saving money anyway and the older you get the less it will cost when you have to your own insurance by your self. At £18 I was paying around £900 - at 19 it dropped to around £800 - 20 to about £600 - 21 - £450 - now I'm just a bit over £300 and when I renew this year it will be around £200-250.
Sure, your mate got 200 discount, but how do you know his initial insurance cost wasn't extortionate anyway? When I first looked around to insure my car - a crappy Ford Fiesta Azure 1.0 - I had quotes ranging from approx £1500-£800.
Ms NY wrote:
> Lil Ginge wrote:
> Go take pass plus.
>
> I was gonna do that. Maybe still will.
> Is that the thingy where they take you on the motorway's at
> night-time or something?
>
> Are you driving, Ginge??
I am learning my foxy queen.
Theory is on the 1st of March!
KNowing what to do is difficult. My dad will help out here and there he paying for tests but I not having a car bought or insurance paid for (which i wouldnt want anyway)
Yourself?
> Lil Ginge wrote:
> Go take pass plus.
>
> I was gonna do that. Maybe still will.
> Is that the thingy where they take you on the motorway's at
> night-time or something?
>
> Are you driving, Ginge??
I am learning my foxy queen.
Theory is on the 1st of March!
KNowing what to do is difficult. My dad will help out here and there he paying for tests but I not having a car bought or insurance paid for (which i wouldnt want anyway)
Yourself?
Thanks..
I looking too at the moment. It bloody hard knowing which way to turn. I wouldnt wanna sort it online. The quotes over the phone are generally better anyway.
Would you suggest me going on my parents insurance or getting my own..
ON one hand there is the cheaper insurance. On the other hand when I get my own in future I will have to start ovr with no claims bonus'
I looking too at the moment. It bloody hard knowing which way to turn. I wouldnt wanna sort it online. The quotes over the phone are generally better anyway.
Would you suggest me going on my parents insurance or getting my own..
ON one hand there is the cheaper insurance. On the other hand when I get my own in future I will have to start ovr with no claims bonus'
Oh, I think the pictures on that site explain what you can do.. hehe.
Lil Ginge wrote:
> Go take pass plus.
I was gonna do that. Maybe still will.
Is that the thingy where they take you on the motorway's at night-time or something?
Are you driving, Ginge??
> Go take pass plus.
I was gonna do that. Maybe still will.
Is that the thingy where they take you on the motorway's at night-time or something?
Are you driving, Ginge??
One thing I would mention though is that you will always get the best quote if:
a) You ring the insurer instead of sorting it out online.
b) You can pay the entire amount straight away.
a) You ring the insurer instead of sorting it out online.
b) You can pay the entire amount straight away.
in your opinion..
But for a kid thats insurance was 1000 or so but ended up only being 800...
You do not pay 200 for pass plus!
PLus if you do have a year non claim bonus - before you start when you get the next lot it does help.
Been looking around and lots and lots of insurers do it now. NOt just the expensive ones either belldandy...
I think it is worth having a look into
But for a kid thats insurance was 1000 or so but ended up only being 800...
You do not pay 200 for pass plus!
PLus if you do have a year non claim bonus - before you start when you get the next lot it does help.
Been looking around and lots and lots of insurers do it now. NOt just the expensive ones either belldandy...
I think it is worth having a look into
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