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insurance probz

bcoff7 · 2015-02-05 22:02:51

any way i can get insured for less than a year ? like 6 months on my moms car then work over summer , get my own car and get insured when i can do the full drivig test ?

05-02-2015 11:02pm

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bcoff7

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any way i can get insured for less than a year ? like 6 months on my moms car then work over summer , get my own car and get insured when i can do the full drivig test ?

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#2 05-02-2015 11:10pm

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You can but you will have to pay for the year and then cancel it half way through. You'll get some of the money back though less whatever charges they apply.

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#3 05-02-2015 11:14pm

Topper Harley

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You could pay in monthly installments and then just cancel the policy and stop the payments. I did this a couple of years ago on one of my policies without any problems. You won't get any no claims bonus for it though.

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