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Can I have a separate car insurance policy for my son on my car?

I own my car and have my own insurance for it, my son has no longer got his car. Can he take out his own insurance to allow him to drive my car so I don't have to put him on mine? He is 27yrs, has a full licence with 5 years no claims from when he owned his car. please help

Jane   (Level 1)  |   Car Insurance  |   26 Jul 2010 18:29
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gices gices  (Level 2)  |   27 Jul 2010 13:51

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It usually works out cheaper to just add another driver on the same car insurance policy. If you're concerned about your NCB, you can get protected no claims discount which means that if your son is involved in an accident where he's at fault, your no claims discount will not go down.

However if you think it's still worth him getting his own insurance policy, then you can do that as well. Many insurers though will frown upon the policyholder not being the registered keeper (I'm assuming you're the registered keeper here) and will not provide cover if that's the case.

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Jane Jane   (Level 1)  |   27 Jul 2010 14:27

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Thanks, I will have to think about this one, Jane.

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