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Insurence companies that offer open insurence(17yo-XX)

Yakult · 2007-09-24 22:43:49

Im looking for a company where I could put my name on my parents insurence! I tried quinn direct but they do it only from the age of 26 and well, Im 17! So could someone give me a few companies who do it? and what one you would recomend!

24-09-2007 10:43pm

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Yakult

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Im looking for a company where I could put my name on my parents insurence!

I tried quinn direct but they do it only from the age of 26 and well, Im 17!

So could someone give me a few companies who do it? and what one you would recomend!

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#2 25-09-2007 12:10am

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What you should be looking for is to be a 'named driver' on their policy. 'Open drive' will usually only allow drivers over say 25 with a full licence to drive that car.

By being a 'named driver' for a year or two (provided you don't have any accidents in that time), you should get a cheaper quotation when you go to insure a car in your own name.

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#3 25-09-2007 12:33am

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Yep get yourself added as a named driver on their policy. Most insurance companies will have limitations such as age or license type on "open drive" policies as a rule.

PS most insurance companies give discounts for named driver experience these days.

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