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October 10th, 2008 at 5:31 pm
Although I took insurance out on a scooter I have since sold it. Does this mean I am no longer insured by YOUR KEY? The reason why I am asking is that I have read all the information from you. But I need clarification so that I know I am insured, would my wife and I be insured for instance if we were run down on our cycles and it wasn’t our fault?
Thanks Michael,
Your Key gives you an accident legal expenses insurance policy. It covers any accident, so is not linked to one particular vehicle.
Once a Your key member, always a Your Key member.
That cover includes your spouse/partner, and children up to 21 years of age who live with you.
You no longer need to buy accident legal protection when you insure any vehicle. That can be quite a saving across your family group, and do use it to buy a good breakdown policy.
Save our number, which is 0800 0 114 114, on family phones under “accident” and your breakdown number as “breakdown.”
Take care from the Your Key team