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Can my car insurance start the following month?

My car insurance renewal is up this friday, however i am off on holiday for a month, so will not be driving my car. Can my insurance start in February instead?
My car will be sitting on my driveway.

Well, if your chimney fell down or a wall fell over and landed on your car, what then? best get the insurance mate.

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10 Responses to “Can my car insurance start the following month?”

  1. Don’t see any reason why not – just let your Insurance Company or Brokers know, and they will alter the start date for you.
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  2. Well, if your chimney fell down or a wall fell over and landed on your car, what then? best get the insurance mate.
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  3. Call your insurance agent, tell him / her the situation, otherwise they will cancel the coverage for non payment.
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  4. FYI before you take coverage off your vehicle make sure that you won’t lose any prior insurance discount. Otherwise when you start it back up in Feb you may get a much higher premium.
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  5. Ustun Inan Insurance on March 17th, 2010 at 3:08 pm

    Ask your agent or company to renew your coverage effective this Friday,with "comprehensive" coverage only. This will cover your car against fire,theft,vandalism etc.while you are gone.
    But you must remember to call your agent when you are back from your holiday, before you start driving again, to restore your policy to full coverage.

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  6. Be careful doing this because you are then seen as an uninsured driver to the company if you get dropped. Does your company have a grace period? Call your agent and ask them that question. I would find a way to get it paid cause it is NOT worth the trouble it could cause. And just for the record, I had a friend whose car was in her driveway and still got hit!!!! Better to be safe then sorry.
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  7. Misties Unite on March 17th, 2010 at 3:43 pm

    You should contact your insurance company. They may offer a discount rate for the month the car isn’t being driven. You do not want to risk being canceled for nonpayment.
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  8. Of course you can.

    BUT

    Don’t forget that it won’t be insured while you’re away and if anything happens, (e.g. it gets broken into or stolen) you won’t have any way of recouping the loss.
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  9. Just tell the insurance company when you call them up to renew.
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