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Author Ben Gallizzi Last updated August 1st 2024
Multi-car insurance enables households to insure more than one car on the same insurance policy. You can usually cover up to a maximum of six cars.
There are two different ways in which multi-car insurance can work.
Most policies allow you to insure all cars on a single policy so that all drivers have the same level of cover and each car has the same renewal date. Alternatively, linked policies are made up of several, individual policies. Each policy has its own level of cover and renewal date.
It may not necessarily be cheaper, and having younger drivers on the policy may mean older drivers pay more
If you pay monthly you will be paying interest on your premium, and having several cars on one insurance policy will not be cheap
Depending on the insurer’s terms you may not get a no claims bonus protection. So If one driver makes a claim the cost may go up for everyone
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