Auto Talks

Yes, you can apply for multiple car loans at once without severe credit damage, as long as you do your rate shopping within a 14- to 45-day window.

You can usually add someone to your car insurance temporarily by adding them as a driver or relying on your policy’s permissive use clause.

Yes, you can typically add a driver to your policy if they live with you or are related to you.

Yes, you can often add your son’s car to your insurance policy, but only if you have an “insurable interest” — meaning you own it, co-own it.

Yes, you can typically add your mom to your policy if she lives with you, though requirements vary by insurer and living situation.

You can typically add your fiancé to your car insurance policy if you live together at the same address, though requirements vary by insurer.

Yes, you can typically add your daughter’s car to your insurance policy, but only if she lives with you and the vehicle is titled in your name.

Yes, you can typically add your boyfriend if you live together, but insurers usually require all licensed household members to be listed.

Most major insurers allow you to add a girlfriend to your policy, provided you live at the same address and she drives your car regularly.

Yes, adding a second car to your existing policy is typically straightforward, and the multi-car discount often makes it cheaper per vehicle.