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Having at least third party car insurance is a legal requirement to drive on UK roads. However, certain things can invalidate your policy, sometimes without you even being aware. You don’t want to make a claim only to find that you don’t have valid cover, and you certainly don’t want to be caught driving without insurance, as that can get you into serious trouble.
We’ve looked at the most common ways to invalidate car insurance and what you can do to avoid this happening.
Invalidating your insurance means that an action you took has made your cover null and void. In this situation, if you have an accident and make a claim, you will not get a payout, even if your premium payments are up to date.
If you’re caught driving without a valid insurance policy, you can get in trouble with the police, even if you didn’t know your cover was invalidated.
The most common car insurance invalidations include:
If your cover is invalidated, you might suffer one or more of the following consequences:
Having your insurance invalidated can leave you out of pocket and even get you caught up in legal problems.
Your insurance can be voided for a variety of reasons, so you must make sure to read the small print of your cover for exactly what is and isn’t included and allowed under the terms of your policy.
Above all, always be completely honest with your insurer when taking out cover and, though it seems obvious, don’t engage in any illegal activity.
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