ianic SRi
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Registered: 12th Apr 08
Location: Newark/Nottingham
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got me test tomorrow so thought i better get some quotes just in case i pass 
cheapest i got was £1,700 then thought i'd ring quinn up because Adrian Flux kept directing me to loads of different other brokers
so i was expecting late 1,000's off quinn maybe early 2,000's and the woman goes
£782 (paid over 10 months £74.20)
my god am i happy, all i need to do now is pass tomorrow
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Ben G
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what car mate?
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Carl Gillespie
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Registered: 15th Feb 08
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What age?
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ianic SRi
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1993 Corsa SRi
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Brett
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Just turned 18
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Carl Gillespie
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Registered: 15th Feb 08
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Im gona get my dad to take out a policy, protect his 22 years no claims, then add me as named driver. this then brings my insurance down on a 1.6 16v megane coupe to £762 AND i live in northern ireland. i will keep doing this for two years then use my named driver discount to reduce my insurance when im 19. bearing in mind it would have been £1562 this is a considerable saving.
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John
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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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Does he not use his no claims on a current car?
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Carl Gillespie
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Yes. however we are gona take out a sperate policy with a different company. have you spotted a fly in my ointment lol?
[Edited on 21-04-2008 by Carl Gillespie]
[Edited on 03-05-2008 by Carl Gillespie]
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John
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You can only use the no claims on one car.
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Ste L
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Registered: 3rd Jul 06
Location: Manchester Drives: 106 16v Rallye
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he cant use his ncb on two car's..
so that wont work
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Carl Gillespie
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Can they find out?
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John
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Yes
And even with his no claims protected, both of you would have to declare any crash on any policy you had.
[Edited on 21-04-2008 by John]
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Carl Gillespie
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DAM, DAM, DAM, DAM, DAM.
Although ive just went online and looked at a quote and it has went up to £904 without taking advantage of his no claims bonus.
What would happen to his premium the following year if i was to have an accident? Would it go up considerably even though he did not cause the crash?
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John
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It may not go up considerably or at all but it would still need to be declared.
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Carl Gillespie
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Thanks for your help john. it doesnt seem such a good idea now really although it still may save me about 500 quid which is better than nothing i suppose
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