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if you dont and the insurance company suspect anything, they can do a simple search and cancel the policy. this has been happening a lot recently with people using family addresses to get cheaper insurance. live on an estate with a history of vehicle theft? register the insurance with family in a better postcode and lose your insurance. register on the electoral roll and it prevents this issue and gives you access to registering with a gpIf mum is on her own, she should be getting a council tax discount, if you register on electoral roll, wouldnt that affect the discount? Only a thought
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No, he is saying the opposite. If your mum lives on her own she will get a single occupant discount from her council tax. If you register on the electoral roll giving her address the council will then believe that you are living there and will take away her discount so she will be paying full price council tax.So what your saying is register on electoral roll and all will be good
Not sure about that Jim. I think that the law has changed, making it compulsory to enter your details on the electoral register if asked to do so. I dont know the complexities of this, but, if you 'live' at an address, the head of household must name those 'living' there, and it follows on from that.I wouldn't bother about the Electoral register unless you want to vote or get credit.
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Not sure about that Jim. I think that the law has changed, making it compulsory to enter your details on the electoral register if asked to do so. I dont know the complexities of this, but, if you 'live' at an address, the head of household must name those 'living' there, and it follows on from that.
That works.Only if your living there. Just using that address for DVLA is OK with no need to register.
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Dunno the answer to that, either. I know that post codes are used as part of the underwriter's risk analysis process, but what they do if you are full time, I just don't knowBut what happens if u have no fixed abode? So I will visit my mum ...but surely people with nfa still get insurance ?
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If mum is on her own, she should be getting a council tax discount, if you register on electoral roll, wouldnt that affect the discount? Only a thought
We may be between homes soon, living in MH, thought we'd use mum's address and pay her the equivalent of the single person discount to keep things straight.
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But what happens if u have no fixed abode? So I will visit my mum ...but surely people with nfa still get insurance ?
Sorry, the head of house must only register those living the address AT THE TIME OF FILLING IN THE FORM.Not sure about that Jim. I think that the law has changed, making it compulsory to enter your details on the electoral register if asked to do so. I dont know the complexities of this, but, if you 'live' at an address, the head of household must name those 'living' there, and it follows on from that.
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