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Insurers see experienced drivers as lower risk, which can make car insurance cheaper than for younger road users. With careful choices and a clean record, your experience can translate into lower insurance costs.
The cost of car insurance can be surprisingly friendly to the wallet. On average, you might find over 50s insurance at around £370, although this depends on your car and history.
| Type | Median cost paid for annual car insurance (January 2025) |
| Fully comprehensive | £418* |
| Third party, fire and theft (TPFT) | £408* |
| Third party only (TPO) | £559* |
The best policy depends on how and where you drive, and how much protection you want if you're ever involved in an accident.
This is the most basic type of policy. It covers damage to other people’s vehicles or property if you get into an accident, but it won’t pay for damage to your car.
A step up from basic cover, this option helps if your car is stolen or damaged by fire, still covering others if you’re at fault.
For the highest level of protection, comprehensive car insurance covers both you and others, no matter who’s at fault. This insurance offers financial security and reassurance.
Add-ons aren't always essential, but they can definitely keep you on the road when life throws a curveball.
Insurance companies look at a few key details to give you an accurate quote:
You don't necessarily need to go with a specialist insurer for car insurance for older drivers. While insurance tailored to over-50s can offer perks, many mainstream providers also give competitive rates and the right car insurance cover.
Over-50s car insurance may not be particularly expensive, but there are still ways to bring your premiums down even further.
The type of car you drive has a major impact on your premiums, so pick a model with a smaller engine and a strong safety record.
Telematics insurance rewards careful driving, as insurers track how you drive your car and may offer discounts for safer habits.
Raise your voluntary excess to reduce the costs and still maintain the level of cover you need.
If you don't spend much time on the road, limit your driving to essential trips.
Pay your premium in a single annual payment to save on fees associated with monthly instalments.
Focus on the core car insurance cover you actually need and don’t pay extra for add-ons that don't benefit you.
You now have the information needed to make an informed decision about Over 50s car insurance.
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