In a household where adult children still live with their parents or adult roommates share the home to cut down on costs, it is important to remember that your car belongs to you. Many people get comfortable with the notion that they can drive any person\u2019s car in the household. Indeed, it might start off with a quick trip to pick up some groceries for a roomy or picking up a family member at the airport. But if driving becomes more frequent in the other person\u2019s car, it is time to call your auto insurance agent to make sure the names of all drivers appear on the car insurance.<\/p>\n
A friend can borrow your vehicle if you give them permission to do so. But it is important to know that insurance claims can get a bit tricky if your teen, for example, let a friend drive the vehicle and had an accident. (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a household where adult children still live with their parents or adult roommates share the home to cut down on costs, it is important to remember that your car belongs to you. Many people get comfortable with the notion…<\/span><\/p>\n