curiouslystrong
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My husband and I are in the process of buying a condo. Someone with the company that's handling our mortgage contacted me recently to see if I was interested in quotes for bundled auto and condo insurance. The quotes she sent me included both myself and my husband on the auto policy. However, my husband doesn't drive; he's never even had a license. I asked if removing him from the policy would affect the quotes. Turns out, it did: the rates quoted all went UP. She also said that some policies would not even let her NOT put him only the policy, as we're married, and that since he doesn't have a license they could possibly exclude him but would require him to sign a document swearing he would never drive the vehicle.
Anyway, it seems to me that less drivers should be less money. Anyone have an explanation for why it's not?
Anyway, it seems to me that less drivers should be less money. Anyone have an explanation for why it's not?