06-08-2014, 11:33 AM
(06-08-2014, 10:34 AM)nominous Wrote:(03-08-2014, 09:43 AM)RetroPug Wrote: It's all about getting those first 1 or 2 years under your belt.
What I've seen makes a significant difference is getting your first car when you are a learner.
Insure it as you as the main driver but obviously as a learner and quite legitimately add mum & dad.
It'll be significantly cheaper than a "just passed the test" insure.
Then build up a yr NCB on it, timed with passing your test. - or do a 10month policy for speed.
You'll then be a freshly qualified driver, but have a yr NCB and a yr of driving experience.
Thanks to these comparison websites, you can input all this data and see what differences it's going to make.
Good idea actually.
I didn't have that option, I learned abroad, as the licenses were interchangeable, I was luckily able to insure my first car in the UK with over a year of having a license, although it was still bloody expensive as I had no relatives in the UK to add to the policy and at the time I was a student and a race mechanic, both of which make insurers rub their hands together with glee!
This post is an artistic work of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted above as fact.
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