It will be expensive, but here are some ways to reduce those sky-high insurance bills
If your 17-year-old son or daughter is learning to drive, do you want the good news, or the bad? The good news is that the days of £5,000-a-year quotes are a thing of the past; the bad news is that it’s still going to cost a hefty whack – but with careful planning, you can reduce the bill significantly.
Buy a separate policy for the learner driver
Much of learning to drive safely comes with experience, according to the experts, so time spent in the family car accompanied by mum or dad could be the difference between a pass or fail. The problem is, insurers will often want a fortune to add a 17-year-old to the family car. A better option could be a top-up policy solely for the learner.
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