Alterations to the details of other people included on your policy.
Any increase or changes in the type of mileage you do.
Minor knocks, as well as more serious accidents, or if you’re not claiming for the accident, you still need to inform your insurer.
Other incidents, such as fire, theft or water damage - no matter how insignificant you think they are it’s best to let your insurer know.
Penalty points gained on your licence, or any motor-related convictions. Don’t wait until the renewal, tell your car insurer straight away if you get caught speeding or committing any other crime.
Changes to your address, or where the car is parked - for example, if you’re a student and your car is registered to your home but it’s actually kept in university halls.
Changes of career or job title, as this information is used to calculate premiums; your car insurer may ask you to pay extra if you give up the office job for a career in Formula 1.
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