Who's cheapest for a 17 year old to insure with?

[dombooth]

Hi,
17 year old male with a Fiat Punto Active 1.2 8v.

Who's the cheapest insurance company for TPFT cover??

Any help much appreciated
Cheers
Dom

 

[Carly91]

this may help

am 19 female with a 1. sei but its my first year and diamond covered me for £1260 fully comp 10 months, because am on a bonus accelerator plus, which might be worth you getting.

your insured for just 10 months but get 1 years no claims, given there are no claims

just work out if it works cheaper for you, as they put the 10 month prices up slightly, but you can then get to 1 years no claims quicker, also check that you will receive the certificate that's valid if you move to a different company after the first 10 months

hope i helped
xx

 

[karbineftw]

Quinn were great for me, £1700 for my punto at 17 years old. Plus back then you got DOC (drive other car) policy which I use ALL the time. But now they have bumped up new policy takers to 25 years old haa

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

Quinn were great for me, £1700 for my punto at 17 years old. Plus back then you got DOC (drive other car) policy which I use ALL the time. But now they have bumped up new policy takers to 25 years old haa

Rally pee'd me off that did

 

[karbineftw]

hehe! I have until October until it stops me from using it.

Came in useful for prom the other day as I drove there in the Porsche

 

[jip0]

i just got me renewal and my certificate says i can drive other cars wich i thought was strange been like that since i got the policy and that was my first renewal,

iv never been brave enough to drive another car on the road in case i miss understood what it meant on my certificate

 

[Eklipze3k]

To the OP - that is a question that none of us will be able to answer as there are a lot more factors than age, gender and vehicle to take into account.

Do all the usual price comparison site, ring around a few of the providers that don't use them (Aviva etc). Play them off against each other, you may be high risk but they're going to get a lot of money out of you so they'll still try to offer a low rate without leaving them too out of pocket.

 

[Adrian09]

Use moneysupermarket,Compare the market etc tell em its kept in a garage/kept at a secure work place car park and sometimes fully comp can be cheaper than tpft also raising your excess lowers the price to so if you know you aint gona claim then boost it up to £1000 ha ha BUT still depends on your area,job etc if your car has any mods dont EVER tell them 0_0

 

[Adrian09]

oh yea also if its a old car lower the price when it asks the value of your car unless of course it already fills it in

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

i just got me renewal and my certificate says i can drive other cars wich i thought was strange been like that since i got the policy and that was my first renewal,

iv never been brave enough to drive another car on the road in case i miss understood what it meant on my certificate

Who's that with?

Give them a call and double check. Thats what I done

 

[SeanW]

Dom - it might be worth looking at fully comp cover too!! I've noticed (for me) that the cost is either fractionally higher (about £40/£50 a year - or less than a pound a week!!), or exactly the same - in which case it'll be worth your while considering it!!

 

[volxstu]

hehe! I have until October until it stops me from using it.

Came in useful for prom the other day as I drove there in the Porsche

You do know that its only third party

 

[volxstu]

Use moneysupermarket,Compare the market etc tell em its kept in a garage

Some places its cheaper to insure with kept on Driveway

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

Use moneysupermarket,Compare the market etc tell em its kept in a garage/kept at a secure work place car park and sometimes fully comp can be cheaper than tpft also raising your excess lowers the price to so if you know you aint gona claim then boost it up to £1000 ha ha BUT still depends on your area,job etc if your car has any mods dont EVER tell them 0_0

Obviously only if it is :chin:

You do know that its only third party

 

[karbineftw]

You do know that its only third party

Yep.

Probably the reason he was biting his tongue the whole journey. ha.
Pic: http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos..._408572430985_510150985_5006613_4110307_n.jpg

 

[jip0]

Who's that with?

Give them a call and double check. Thats what I done

quinn i will when i need to use it aha

 

[karbineftw]

quinn i will when i need to use it aha

If you have recently took on a policy with them you won't be allowed to. You're 18 aren't you?

New policy holders have to be 25 or over

 

[jip0]

If you have recently took on a policy with them you won't be allowed to. You're 18 aren't you?

New policy holders have to be 25 or over

yeah but on my certificate it says i can so i dunno :shrug:

 

[karbineftw]

Yes but if you read underneath, it says read the terms and conditions.

The terms are that you have to be 25 or above....

 

[Vance]

Yes but if you read underneath, it says read the terms and conditions.

The terms are that you have to be 25 or above....

Says the exact same thing on my T&C on my policy with Admiral