Question:
If the car is in my name can the insurance legally be in her name?
My current car which is payed for is titled in my name but insured in my grandmothers name so would that be possible if there is a a lein holder?
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The primary named insured on the policy must be a titled owner of the vehicle.If grandma is a co-owner of the vehicle and is listed on the title, then the insurance can be in her name with you as a co-named insured or a listed driver.
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If the title is solely in your name, than you must be the primary named insured under the policy.
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Could your grandma, just give you the money for the insurance? That may prevent some confusion if there were an accident. Insurance companies are always looking for some reason to not pay off a claim.Do you have AIS for your car insurance carrier?
to be "legal" you need to be listed as a driver!I just turned 15 what can I possibly do now to get my Drivers liscence or driving legally??
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If you can't afford all the costs of driving a vehicle, I'd suggest you wait until you can.It could happen! The insurance would be under your grandma's name, list your vehicle and you as a driver. Some companies might do that.
Do I have grounds for a law suit?
Otherwise, find other transportation. Walk, bike, bus, etc which will cut down a lot of auto expenses...
It depends on your state. Some states require that the title or loan holder be on the insurance as well. They can add other drivers. I live in a state where this is not an issue so ask around. Some insurance companies won't do it regardless of the state. I know Esurance and Progressive don't care as long as the state does not prohibit this.
Can I drive my second car without insurance?
If your state does not allow it then you might have to have your grandmother co-register for the car with you in order to allow her to insure it.
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That being said, I'd strongly recommend both of you be on the insurance policy, one as primary, the other secondary. You might also find that it's cheaper just to insure you rather than the both of you. Insurance is pricey but do shop around. I switched to esurance and now save over 600 a year with more coverage. My best friend switched her insurance. Another person I know switched to Allstate and is saving a bundle. You might be able to find something affordable.
I got into an car accident recently and no insurance companies were involved does it go on record?
I just want to add that I know in CA they had some kind of program of state sponsored low cost car insurance for those under a certain income bracket. I remember checking it out a few years ago but I couldn't qualify. See if your state offers something similar.
I just want to add (totally off-subject) but since it's tax season, you might be able to get money from taxes to help w/ the car. You'd qualify for an education tax credit (which can be alot) and it sounds like maybe the EIC credit which for you might be between 2000-4000 regardless of what you owed or don't owe.
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