Martin Lewis warns car, van or motorbike owners they could be owed £1,000s
MARTIN Lewis has warned drivers they could accidentally commit fraud in a desperate attempt to save money on their car insurance.Putting a mum or dad as the main driver suggests an experienced motorist is behind the wheel of the vehicle for the majority of the time.PLUGGED INAccording to Martin, road users could see their car insurance policy invalidated immediately and could face further legal proceedings if they are caught.
“This is 'fronting' and it's fraud. It'll be checked if you claim and the insurance will be invalid if you're caught. You could even be prosecuted. Don't do it.”Inside 'abandoned' dealership packed with rare cars and vintage memorabilia The personal finance guru claimed that many motorists could be missing out on better coverage for a lower price than their current deal.
Road users are likely to look for options to cut down car insurance costs as premiums continue to soar amid the"Comprehensive is seen as a lower risk by some insurers and that outweighs the fact you're getting more for it."NO GRACIAS
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