Can I drive another car on my insurance?

Your car insurance policy needs to be a fully comprehensive one. The other car must have insurance already. Your car must be in a driveable state (ie, not written off) Your occupation cannot be in the motor trade (ie, where you often drive other cars)

Does Churchill charge to cancel car insurance?

If you cancel your Churchill car insurance policy before it starts, you’ll get a full refund with no charges. If you cancel during the 14-day cooling-off period after your policy starts, you’ll get a refund minus a charge for the amount of time you’ve been insured.

How do I cancel my Churchill policy?

To cancel your Churchill insurance policy:

1. Call customer service on 0345 603 3551.
2. Provide the agent with your policy number and customer details.
3. Ask them to cancel your policy and recurring payments.
4. Give a reason for cancelling.
5. Request a confirmation email.

What’s the difference between Churchill and Churchill plus?

Is Comprehensive Plus from Churchill worth it? This level of cover from Churchill offers drivers additional protection compared to the standard comprehensive cover. This includes protecting no claims and covering any excess if hit by an uninsured driver and the accident is not their fault.

Can I drive someone else’s car Churchill?

Driving someone else’s car If you choose a comprehensive or a third party fire and theft policy, you may be covered to drive another person’s car (with their permission) on a third party only basis.

Can you drive an uninsured car on your own insurance?

No, the vehicle you are driving must have a minimum of third party cover on. If it does not, you will not be insured.

Do I get an insurance refund if I sell my car?

If you do come to the decision of selling your car within 14 days of insuring it, then thanks to the cooling-off period this means that you can cancel your policy and get a full refund of any premiums you have paid to date.

Do I need to tell my insurance if I change my number plate?

So when it comes to getting a new set of number plates, do you need to inform your insurer? When you are changing the registration on your vehicle – putting your private plate onto the car – you’ll need to let your insurer know, so they are insuring the correct car on the road, and have a record of the vehicle.

Can a named driver drive another car Churchill?

Can you drive other cars if you are fully comp?

Having fully comp insurance on your own vehicle doesn’t mean that you’re fully comp on someone else’s. If your insurance provider does allow you to drive a different vehicle, it’s likely that they will only provide third party cover as a maximum.

How do I switch my insurance to a new car?

So how can you switch insurance to a new car? Usually, a call to your insurance agent will do the trick, but some insurance companies allow you to replace a vehicle on your policy with a few clicks online. This is also a good time to reevaluate the needs of your car.

Should I cancel my car insurance after I sell my car?

You should cancel your car insurance as soon as the vehicle is sold for the reasons previously stated. Make arrangements with the buyer on the best way for them to transport the car home.

Does putting a private plate affect insurance?

A private number plate should not be considered a vehicle modification and your insurer should not change your premium as a result.

How long does it take for private plate to update DVLA?

After you apply Your original number plate will usually be reassigned to your vehicle automatically, if your application is successful. This will happen straight away. You’ll be sent: a new log book (V5C) showing the vehicle’s replacement registration number – it can take 4 to 6 weeks to arrive.