Car Insurance for the unemployed
Being unemployed can sometimes be expensive when seeking the best possible car insurance.
So what can the unemployed do to keep the cost of their car insurance low?
Start by reviewing the level of cover, for example, most policies cover “social, domestic, pleasure use and commuting”. Some may even cover “business use” too. If you’re no longer employed then you could remove the “commuting” and “business use” from your cover. You would certainly need to add these policy options back on once you find employment, but until then there’s no point paying for something you don’t use.
Enhancing your car’s security with car alarms and immobilisers for example could potentially cut your car insurance premiums.
If you have access to a garage it could be a good idea to park your car there overnight or at least in a well-lit area.
Using a comparison website like comparethemarket.com allows you to view car insurance quotes and policies, from a selected panel of providers, all at once.
Car Insurance always includes some exclusions and limitations which should be checked carefully. We recommend that you read the policy wording carefully. This is provided for each one of our providers, located on the price comparison page by clicking on the ‘more details’ button.
See how much you could save today and compare car insurance with comparethemarket.com
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