Can you insure something you don't own?

Can I insure a motorcycle I don't own?

Can I insure a motorcycle I don't own? Yes. You don't have to be the legal owner to get insured to drive any vehicle. But the owner will need to have a policy that they're named on if they still want to drive it – and your new policy doesn't include them unless you directly request so.

Do I have to own a house to insure it?

If you own your home outright, then there's no legal obligation for you to take out either buildings or contents insurance. That said, your home and in its contents are likely to be your family's biggest asset.

What can invalidate house insurance?

Do you really need contents insurance?

Home contents insurance covers you against loss, theft or damage to your personal and home possessions. ... You don't have to take out home contents insurance. However, it's a good idea to do so because if any of your contents are lost, stolen or damaged you will have to pay to replace them.

Do you need insurance with a mortgage?

The only insurance you need as a legal requirement when getting a mortgage is buildings insurance. Buildings insurance covers your home against any damage that may need to be repaired.

Can I insure a car before I buy it?

You may be able to buy a car without having an insurance policy in place, but it's illegal in most states to get behind the wheel and drive without having at least a minimum amount of coverage in place. In fact, you will need to show the seller proof of insurance before leaving the lot.

Can I insure my sons motorcycle?

If you live with the person who owns the motorcycle, such as a parent or sibling, you may be able to add yourself to their policy in order to insure the bike. If you do not live with the owner of the motorcycle, you may be able to find an insurance company that offers an “Owned by Endorsement” option.

Can I insure 2 cars in my name?

Can I insure 2 cars in my name? Yes. If you own two cars and are the primary driver for both, you can insure both of them in your name. Just be sure that the primary driver is genuinely the main user of the vehicle, rather than any named drivers.

Can I insure a car that is already insured by someone else?

Can I insure a car that's already insured by someone else? Yes, you can insure yourself on a car that's already insured by another driver, but you might not want to. If you and someone else are both insuring a car separately, you might be paying more than is necessary.

Can I be a named driver on 2 policies?

Can a named driver drive another car? Yes - provided that you have a separate insurance policy to cover you for that car. Named driver insurance will only cover you to use a car now and again, it does not cover you for other vehicles.

What is the cheapest way to insure a second car?

Multi-car insurance policies

Multi-car insurance covers more than one vehicle under the same insurance policy. It offers the same features as a single-car policy, but with the added benefit of a discount for the second vehicle. This could make it one of the cheaper ways to insure more than one car.

Can I ride someone else's motorcycle?

Yes, it's possible that someone else can ride your motorcycle as some policies will cover the bike, rather than the rider. However, you must check the terms and conditions of your insurance before you hand over the keys to your friend – even if you trust them completely.

Can I ride my friends motorcycle?

Unless you have a learner's license and can prove that your friend with you has a valid license ( pillion need not be the owner ). Yes, you will get a challan of driving without a license. It does not matter if your friend (who is siting on the back seat) has all the papers for the vehicle and a Driving license.

Can you insure 2 motorcycles?

Multi-Bike Insurance allows you to insure several bikes on one insurance policy. You can buy a Multi-Bike Insurance policy even if you own several types of bike. Most multi-bike policies will only provide cover for the bike in use but your other bikes will be protected against fire, theft and accidental damage.

Can I insure my wife's car in my name?

Generally, a car insurance company will only insure a car in the name of the person who is listed on the car's title. So, for example, if your wife is listed as the car's owner, then an insurance policy for the car would have to be listed in her name. ... However, you two could have a joint policy with both your names.

Do I need to cancel car insurance when selling?

When you're selling your car, you don't necessarily have to cancel your car insurance and start all over again. You should find that you're able to just change your car partway through your insurance and your insurer will just transfer the policy to your new car, it's as simple as that.

How long do I pay mortgage insurance?

You pay the annual mortgage insurance premium, or MIP, in monthly installments for the life of the FHA loan if you put down less than 10%. If you put down over 10%, you pay MIP for 11 years. » MORE: Is an FHA loan right for you?

How long do you need mortgage insurance?

For conventional loans, mortgage insurance is temporary. It's only required until your home equity percent reaches 20% of your home's market value. In time, because your monthly mortgage payment includes principal repayment, you're likely to gain that home equity and petition your lender to cancel PMI.

Do I need life insurance if I have no mortgage?

While it's true that renters are less likely to take out life insurance, that doesn't mean you don't need life insurance if you don't have a mortgage. ... In essence, life insurance is always worth considering if other people rely on you financially, it's not just for those with a mortgage.

What reasons will life insurance not pay?

If you die while committing a crime or participating in an illegal activity, the life insurance company can refuse to make a payment. For example, if you are killed while stealing a car, your beneficiary won't be paid.