steslatt
Registered User
Yes works for admiral not NFU.... 2 very different insurance companies with different terms and conditions...
Yes works for admiral not NFU.... 2 very different insurance companies with different terms and conditions...
the other car needs to be taxed, mot'd AND insured before she will be covered third party on it.
Right you've spoke to NFU about my policy have you? Or you have rang up about a totally different policy in which the terms and conditions could have been updated???
Hopefully it will be you
Haha seems that would be the only way you would believe im covered. No kneecaps haha
I would worry more about my ar5e than my kneecaps if I bump into Mr. Aye.
If it is then having no insurance wouldn't be the first thing on your mind.
Having no kneecaps would.
Haha seems that would be the only way you would believe im covered. No kneecaps haha
this is quite amusing....
I would worry more about my ar5e than my kneecaps if I bump into Mr. Aye.
Well i rang my insurance and turns out your all wrong. I am covered to drive any car whether its insured or not as long as it doesnt belong to me and i have the owners permission. Makes sense really if you use your brain. Why would the car need insurance when my policy would be covering it anyway. It would be totally pointless.
Have just check this with my Girlfriends father, a Traffic Cop and yes, it is illegal.
But NFU say it is legal, and they are above the law. And so is adam's policy with Admiral.
Have just check this with my Girlfriends father, a Traffic Cop and yes, it is illegal.
You talk about saving 200 pounds?? I'm saving £3000 using this loophole!!Wow, didn't realise this... so if I buy a mk2 Golf in my wife's name, I don't have to insure it at all, just check I'm covered for any car, not belonging to me, wow, seems a bit iffy, but hey, will save getting another policy for £200.
Wow, didn't realise this... so if I buy a mk2 Golf in my wife's name, I don't have to insure it at all, just check I'm covered for any car, not belonging to me, wow, seems a bit iffy, but hey, will save getting another policy for £200.
You talk about saving 200 pounds?? I'm saving £3000 using this loophole!!
So this is how im covered.
Insured back home in a 06 1.9tdi golf FULLY COMP for 2100 which is good for someone who just turned 20 two weeks ago.
1200?! thats unreal! what company was that with? i used that gocompare.com yoke and the cheapest i could get was 4800! i have a years no claims and 3 years named driver experience. there's no risk when its not illegal? oh apart from the risk that if you crash your own car wont get fixed.
Wow, didn't realise this... so if I buy a mk2 Golf in my wife's name, I don't have to insure it at all, just check I'm covered for any car, not belonging to me, wow, seems a bit iffy, but hey, will save getting another policy for £200.
lol, you need stronger glasses! Dont blame the netbook! hee hee