Where's the best place to get insurance for a young driver with a cancelled policy?

My 18 year old stepson has had his insurance void/cancelled because he failed to notify the insurance company of modifications to his car. He is now looking to insure a new vehicle and must declare this fact on the application. As you would imagine, it’s causing a problem as there doesn't appear to be many companies who will provide insurance. What should he do?

Asked on 21 October 2013 by Stantlfol

Answered by Honest John

For the best deal he will need to go to a broker such as www.primoplc.com Do not go for an automated broker, direct insurer or price comparison site.

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