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Posted by Admin On December - 30 - 2009 1 Comment

Car insurance is a necessity, and in some countries, it is even illegal to drive without it! Car insurance is also very costly, especially for drivers under the age of 25. Many young adults under the age of 25 are trying to save money by insuring themselves on their parents’ policies. This is a dangerous thing to do, for both the parent and the child. We will discuss why this is dangerous.

Firstly, there is no problem with young adults being a secondary driver for a vehicle on their parents’ policy. This is if they are in fact a secondary driver. It is considered fraud if the child is the main driver of the vehicle but is listed in the policy as the secondary driver. It has come into being, with the current economic crisis, that a lot of young drivers are resorting to this fraud, thinking that they will at least be insured, and it costs a lot less for them. Unfortunately, if they have an accident and the car insurance company finds out that they are the main driver of a vehicle they were listed as a secondary driver for, this will be considered as insurance fraud, and the insurance company will be within their full right not to pay out.

So why are young adults turning to their parents car insurance policies instead of taking out their own? Well the financial crunch that has come into play recently has to be taken into consideration. People are just completely unable to afford to take out their own car insurance policies. Often, even the cheapest insurance option is not financially affordable for them either. Placing themselves on their parent’s insurance policy can be a much cheaper option, and helpful too if it is illegal to drive without car insurance in their country. In a lot of cases, these young adults are even purchasing their own cars, registering it in their own names, but then putting the vehicle on their parents’ insurance policy and naming themselves as a secondary driver when they are indeed the main driver.

This is not a wise situation to put yourself in. It is undeniable that the amount of money saved every month on premiums can add up to a lot, but it lands up costing much more money long term when the insurance company does not pay out if they find out about the fraud committed.

It is better for young drivers to look into all their options for obtaining an affordable motor insurance policy. By driving a small, easy maintainable vehicle, you will get a lower premium, as will installing a good alarm system on the car. This lowers the risk that associated with younger drivers.

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  1. Kody Jones says:

    Good post. The car insurance is really one of the important insurance which is very helpful for those who own a car. Driving without insurance is considered to be crime and the insurance document should be carried while driving. The young drivers or teens car insurance should be there for your teens and they should not be considered to be secondary drivers under there parents policy which is again an illegal or considered to be fraud. The car insurance should be there for teens and they also get benefits form the insurance which is really very helpful and can also save money on insurance