Archived Insurance News from July 2007
Published: 31/07/2007
A lack of insurers willing to cover houses in flood-affected areas could lead to a dramatic fall in property values, it has been claimed.A new report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors ...
Read More: Value of flood-affected homes to fall? >Published: 31/07/2007
A lack of insurers willing to cover houses in flood-affected areas could lead to a dramatic fall in property values, it has been claimed.A new report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors ...
Read More: Value of flood-affected homes to fall? >Published: 31/07/2007
Homeowners should make sure they are fully aware of the small print contained within their home contents policies before signing up, it has been claimed.A report from financial research company Defaqt...
Read More: Home contents fine print 'essential' >Published: 31/07/2007
Changes in the way people apply for life insurance means that applicants are no longer asked about their sexuality, a leading industry body has said.A spokesperson from the Association of British Insu...
Read More: Life insurance customers 'no longer discriminated against' >Published: 30/07/2007
The weather is likely to remain unsettled over the next two weeks, according to the latest forecasts.The Times reports that last week, hundreds of families were forced to cancel their holidays as a re...
Read More: Weather to remain 'unsettled' >Published: 30/07/2007
Demand for so-called gas-guzzlers still remains strong in the UK - despite the fact that environmental concerns are gaining increasing prominence, a new report states.A study from information company ...
Read More: Gas-guzzling demand still strong >Published: 30/07/2007
UK motorists should make sure that they keep copies of their motor insurance documents in their car, so that they don't risk an unnecessary fine and confiscation should they get stopped by police, an ...
Read More: 'Keep insurance docs in car' >Published: 27/07/2007
Chancellor Alistair Darling has proposed a series of tax breaks for businesses and individuals affected by this latest spate of flooding.The government says that it will bring forward legislation set ...
Read More: Tax cuts planned for those affected by flooding >Published: 27/07/2007
British motorists should check that their vehicles are covered for flood damage in the wake the recent flooding that has hit the UK, a new report states.A study from insurance comparison site Gocompar...
Read More: Drivers urged to check for flood insurance >Published: 27/07/2007
UK insurers are working around the clock to help their customers in the wake of the recent flooding that has hit many parts of England, a leading industry body has said.In addition to the claims that ...
Read More: Insurers 'working round the clock' >