Short term car insurance - implications?
If I allow my brother insure himself to drive my car using one day internet purchased car insurance:
Would I have to tell my existing insurance company that he has insured himself, would I have to tell them if he had a claim and what would be the consequences for my own NCD and premium if he had a claim?
Would I have to tell my existing insurance company that he has insured himself, would I have to tell them if he had a claim and what would be the consequences for my own NCD and premium if he had a claim?
Asked on 23 May 2013 by Peterjn7
Answered by
Honest John
Yes, yes and if he has a claim while driving your car it will affect your premium even though it happened on his policy.
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