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just wondering if anyone could recommend a low(ish!) car insurer, my daughter passed her test(1st time might i add!) and got her car today, a ford ka, she is 17 so i know it won't be mega cheap, any ideas??
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There are several insurers who specialise in the younger market. You could do much worse than to check out ( http://www.performancedirect.co.uk ) or give them a call. Also ( http://www.17to40.co.uk/ ) is worth a look for a quote and advice. Almost lastly try ( http://www.swiftcover.com and http://www.comparethemarket.com ) as they will give you a huge range of insurers. Lastly look at its's4me insurance too as they are also specialists ( http://www.its4me.co.uk/young-driver-car-insur ance.asp ) If the Ka is not so new then 3rd party fire and theft is a good option to keep price down, and definitely register a SECOND driver on the same car with lots of driving experience too. Normally mom would be best. Don't be tempted to register your daughter as a secondary driver if she is the main driver as many other parents do, this could lead to a criminal conviction should you make a claim and the insurer thinks you have done this. Also your daughter will then benefit by gaining a no claims bonus history of her own if registered as the main driver of her car. If possible keep the declared mileage as low as possible, but true as this will reduce your premium and park it on a drive too if you can.
I hope that this helps
There are several insurers who specialise in the younger market. You could do much worse than to check out ( http://www.performancedirect.co.uk ) or give them a call. Also ( http://www.17to40.co.uk/ ) is worth a look for a quote and advice. Almost lastly try ( http://www.swiftcover.com and http://www.comparethemarket.com ) as they will give you a huge range of insurers. Lastly look at its's4me insurance too as they are also specialists ( http://www.its4me.co.uk/young-driver-car-insur ance.asp ) If the Ka is not so new then 3rd party fire and theft is a good option to keep price down, and definitely register a SECOND driver on the same car with lots of driving experience too. Normally mom would be best. Don't be tempted to register your daughter as a secondary driver if she is the main driver as many other parents do, this could lead to a criminal conviction should you make a claim and the insurer thinks you have done this. Also your daughter will then benefit by gaining a no claims bonus history of her own if registered as the main driver of her car. If possible keep the declared mileage as low as possible, but true as this will reduce your premium and park it on a drive too if you can.
I hope that this helps
I had a KA when I first passed my test when I was 19, and I found Churchill were the cheapest insurer by far (at least a few hundred pounds), with fully comp insurance. I wouldn't necessarily believe the price comparison websites as often many insurers aren't featured. My current insurance is �600, when I ran the quote on a comparison website my own insurer didn't come up and the chepest was nearly �2000! Also I have found Elephant to be really cheap as well. Hope you find a reasonable price :-)