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2026. 8. 7. 작업

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We are stopping my father in law from driving, he is slowly deteriorating and having a couple of non-driving cognitive scares in the last couple of week, we're doing the right thing and pulling him off the road.We're keeping his car as we want to, ultimately, get carers insured on it, so we've decided to insure it in my name (god knows how, but I'm the lowest risk person in the family - zero points or claims for 20+ years and early 50s).But, the car will be kept at his house, and is owned by him. Will that lead to insurance complications? Are there risks in saying it's kept at my house?Thanks

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heisthegaffer said: TheHeadhunter said: We are stopping my father in law from driving, he is slowly deteriorating and having a couple of non-driving cognitive scares in the last couple of week, we're doing the right thing and pulling him off the road.We're keeping his car as we want to, ultimately, get carers insured on it, so we've decided to insure it in my name (god knows how, but I'm the lowest risk person in the family - zero points or claims for 20+ years and early 50s).But, the car will be kept at his house, and is owned by him. Will that lead to insurance complications? Are there risks in saying it's kept at my house?Thanks in advance.Can't you keep it in his name but add you or an any driver cover? On this ocassion i'd suggest you nip in to a broker for their advice, it wont be the first time theyll have seen this scenario I doubt.I'm already on as a named driver, but the policy (which renews in 3 weeks) costs him £1,800/yr. (£2,400 without me on). To insure the car as if it were mine, and kept at my postcode (both nearby, same low risk area) would be £210.