When you’ve just learned to drive, there are a number of things you need to have before you can get out on the road. Aside from a car, MOT and tax, insurance is essential. But it can also be very expensive.
Looking after your car isn’t just about ensuring the vehicle is in good working order. It’s important to look after all the paperwork associated with your car too.
So what happens if you lose it? What is the cost of not having it and how can you replace it? We aim to answer some of these questions.
There are many factors that can affect your car insurance, from age and gender to where you live and your experience on the road. One thing certain to drive your insurance premiums up or down, more than you might realise, is your job. Location, hours and even who travels with you are all factors that can class you as a high-risk to insurers.