Car insurance?

Question:
i currently have a car and am insured fully comp on this. my partner is about to purchase me a new one but as i still own the other one i'm not sure what to do about insurance. i'm tempted to take out another policy with a diffenret company for fully comp and run them both until i sell my old one. any suggestions

Answers:

Trade Insurance?

Some companies will cover both short term. What we have done in the past is change the insurance cover to the new vehicle and ask the company to extend the cover on the other car for a month/2 months. They will normally do this for an additional charge. It is cheaper than insuring both and then cancelling one policy - the cancellation fees can be phenominal. You are lucky to have such a thoughtful partner - I'm lucky if I get flowers ! Enjoy your new car.

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I just turned 15 what can I possibly do now to get my Drivers liscence or driving legally??

Add the new one to the policy with the old one, when you sell it, drop the policy on the old one. It's always cheaper to carry the second one on the same policy than to have two separate policies.

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Teen license insurance?

if you are not going to drive the other one i would just drop the insurance on it and put it on the other one. sorry i probably didnt help

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