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YOU are the registered keeper. You just need to put your name in the box. It is not your finance company.Well, I've just had another email response from Aviva.
What do you make of this;
Hello Bernard,
Thank you for contacting us.
I have reviewed your query and can confirm that the policy holder, spouse, private lease would need to be the registered keeper noted on your vehicle policy.
We will decline to insure your vehicle if the lending company is noted as the registered keeper and legal owner of the vehicle.
I can appreciate that the information I have provided is not the information you were hoping for however it is the correct information.
Should you have any further questions, please contact us via email.
Do you think they are saying, no we won't insure you if you be honest about who is the "registered owner ", or are they indirectly telling me to lie and tell them that I'm the owner?
It is NOT about who owns the car. This is why you are getting confused.
Edit: Their language is terrible as they are confusing the two things every time they talk to you.
Edit2: The two concepts are separate, so they should ask for registered keeper and owner separately, if they care about the latter. With this level of confusion I would steer clear of them and go with someone else.
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