Motor insurance cost(s) question.

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Dave7

Dave7

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I think SiL stands for son-in-law.

You are correct.... as against Sister in Law.
 
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Dave7

Dave7

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Cheshire
Just add her/them as named drivers when you renew (you can check all the permutations in the apps/comparison sites)
You should be renewing now as it's often cheaper some way in advance (if you already had your renewal through from existing, you can usually just call them to discuss)

Yes, you are correct. I made that mistake last time and got stung.
 

Sharky

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Kent
Should your daughter/sil add your car to their policies, in the event of a claim, you could be guilty of "dual insurance". That is, the same risk being insured twice, which is illegal. Probably wouldn't apply if the policy was specific about who was driving at the same time.
But insurance companies ........
 
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