Insurance for Learner Drivers
Insurance for Learner Drivers
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Exige77

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6,523 posts

220 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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I know it's been discussed before but it is a movable feast.

What are the best companies to invetsigate for a learner driver ? Our current insurers not interested.

any suggestions much appreciated.

Thanks

Ex77

GT Kodiak

2,907 posts

208 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Exige77 said:
I know it's been discussed before but it is a movable feast.

What are the best companies to invetsigate for a learner driver ? Our current insurers not interested.

any suggestions much appreciated.

Thanks

Ex77
Depends on your age...

My O/H managed to get me on her insurance as a learner driver for under £500 and she was with Shelias wheels, I.e. manhaters.com

Edited by GT Kodiak on Monday 16th August 15:22

Exige77

Original Poster:

6,523 posts

220 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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17 year old. we need it starting from her Birthday.

Thanks

Ex77

Bissmire

12 posts

199 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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The cheapest for me, has always been Admiral/Elephant.

Desk20

174 posts

264 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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As a learner start off with Marmalade Provisional Driver Insurance, you can get a quote on the A Plan web site.
I managed to get my 17 year old son insured on the RX-8. The policy was only valid while he was an accompanied provisional learner driver. You pay monthly so only pay for the time it’s needed. He passed a few weeks ago, doesn’t have a car of his own yet, so hasn’t driven since.

Silverbullet767

11,284 posts

235 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Desk20 said:
17 year old son insured on the RX-8.
scratchchin

Bet he hated that then..... hehe

Denis O

2,141 posts

272 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Desk20 said:
As a learner start off with Marmalade Provisional Driver Insurance, you can get a quote on the A Plan web site.
I managed to get my 17 year old son insured on the RX-8. The policy was only valid while he was an accompanied provisional learner driver. You pay monthly so only pay for the time it’s needed. He passed a few weeks ago, doesn’t have a car of his own yet, so hasn’t driven since.
That makes a huge amount of sense because going with 1 company for provisional and once passed can cost a lot of money. Some companies will be reasonable for learners and then very expensive once you've passed.

All will be more expensive when you've passed but by how much.

You need quotes for both provisional and full license holder.

Desk20

174 posts

264 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Silverbullet767 said:
Desk20 said:
17 year old son insured on the RX-8.
scratchchin

Bet he hated that then..... hehe
Oh the embarrassment of driving a car like that rolleyes
For some reason, as soon as the L plates went on, he wanted me to meet him from school.

Edited by Desk20 on Monday 16th August 16:08

HD Adam

5,155 posts

213 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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One daughter a few years ago got the cheapest quote from Tesco.

Last year, the youngest got the cheapest quote from Churchill.

Both paid about £800 tpft on a Ford Ka with myself and wife as named drivers.

twazzock

1,930 posts

198 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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http://www.collingwoodlearners.co.uk/
There's another one which offers provisional insurance on a monthly basis but I've forgotten their name.

Exige77

Original Poster:

6,523 posts

220 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Thanks, sorted !!

Ex77

Desk20

174 posts

264 months

Monday 16th August 2010
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Exige77 said:
Thanks, sorted !!

Ex77
Who did you arrange it through in the end?