Hi about 'Felicity'? (Meaning great happiness, bliss). Sounds a little bit classy at least?

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There are much more cost implications to this suggestion than you first think. Although it may reduce initial premiums, it will not help with all other insurances you will need to get. Also, you imply you are enthusiastic about all types of cars - some even at group 20. Generally this can be more expensive than insuring singularly, although it ...

Bristol: Hi.  I had the first accident for about 15 years in January.  I had protected NCD, so when my policy came up for renewal my insurer didn't put the price up (in fact it went down -- go figure!).  Now, I've just bought a new car and my existing insurer won't cover it as it's not garaged.  ...

Hi Jangra, In all honesty, it wouldn't suprise me if she got it cheaper than you - even WITH your NCD!! Your wife can easily be awarded with introductory no claims bonus by most insurers, as she has been a named driver on your vehicles with no accidents or convictions. You are right. It would be advantageous to transfer the second car to ...

jillybean:my father is the registered keeper of the car my mother is the primary driver of, it is also insured in his name but she is a named driver on the policy.  Is this legal or does she need her own insurance. Hi jillybean, All other comments are correct and true; but I would say that between 'Spouse'; the ...

Hi foreverawhite, If the policy is for 'brand new customers only' then no, you will not be entitled to it as it is the same insured item!! All these cashback deals are a waste of time anyway. It's a gimmick - and it works, sadly!! I can't see Barclays being the cheapest insurer for home and contents - not by a long shot!! Try ...

Hi Carlion, Bit tricky this, and a lot of work on your behalf is involved if you want a multi-car policy. Sometimes this works out far more expensive doing it this way - especially if the two cars are very different. You may be better off doing a few quotes for multi-car and separate insurances. Admiral do a multi-car policy but I wouldn't ...

Andy, Shark is right here. You must declare any and all convictions within a set period at the inception, throughout the life and at the renewal of the policy. Elephant are well within their rights to charge you any additional premiums that they require based on the new risk you have presented to them. Nearly £500 is not ridiculous at ...

LOL @ the "Big Dong" comment - just count yourself lucky the BoB wasn't 'in use' when the batteries were leaking!!! In addition to the comments here, notably by Fil M23, I think you have missed the point here. As CK has advised, you would need some form of mechanical warranty cover. Otherwise you don't stand a chance. ...