Well aware of the price hike pain barrier.
Speaking to a couple of insurers it seems each twin has to have their own policy. Still double bubble on the price
Hope they get used to sharing a vehicle!
Afternoon all,
Looking to insure my twins as learner drivers on a single vehicle (not the family tin top) for teaching and practice.
Obviously 1 may pass sooner than the other, which requires a change to new driver insurance as well.
Any insurer (or even price comparison site) recommendations?
Thanks
Just try the usual comparison sites. As learners it won't be too painful. It is once one passes it will make your eyes water... So may be worth checking that price too.
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Originally posted by cliftyhanger
Just try the usual comparison sites. As learners it won't be too painful. It is once one passes it will make your eyes water... So may be worth checking that price too.
Got a 19 yr old been through learning (not too expensive insurance) and passing (MEGA expensive insurance).
Well aware of the price hike pain barrier.
Speaking to a couple of insurers it seems each twin has to have their own policy. Still double bubble on the price
Hope they get used to sharing a vehicle!
As it is only for learning at the moment, it may be cheaper to insure yourself as the main driver and add them both as named drivers. It cost next to nothing to add two of our sons (2 years apart, but learning at the same time) to my wife's insurance.
Hi.
Please feel free to give us a try for learner driver insurance if you haven't done so already.
We have a number of exclusive insurance schemes.
Regards,
Dan.
i spotted that the austin 7 club have a deal with an insurance company where 16 year olds seemed to get added to the insurance for £16!