Latest Insurance News
Published: 30/04/2008
Home insurance cover should not be decided only on the price, an industry expert has claimed.The cheapest cover available may not protect the consumer enough when it comes to a legal dispute, Kelly Os...
Read More: Cheapest not always the best >Published: 30/04/2008
Over 25 per cent of drivers have incurred a rise in their car insurance bill as new figures show that the costs of premiums have increased by up to six per cent.The average price of cover was found to...
Read More: A quarter of motorists incur rise in premiums >Published: 30/04/2008
The demand for bike insurance could soon surpass that for car insurance, new research has suggested.Figures from the National Franchised Dealers Association found that the number of new cars sold in F...
Read More: Bike insurance threat to car insurance >Published: 29/04/2008
A new survey has found that insurance on a 'green' car can be as much as £50 more expensive than on a car that is not as environmentally friendly.Research by comparison site tescocompare.com also...
Read More: Environmentally-friendly cars more expensive to insure >Published: 28/04/2008
A recent survey has found that older drivers are the cause of fewer accidents, which could impact on the cost of car insurance.The Institute of Advanced Motoring (IAM) has found that motorists over th...
Read More: Older drivers are safer drivers >Published: 25/04/2008
In a move which could affect home insurance, the British Property Federation (BPF) has urged the government to invest more time and money in flood defences, following the results of last summer's floo...
Read More: BPF calls for flood defences investment >Published: 24/04/2008
'Sunday' drivers have been advised to plan their excursions carefully in order to reduce the number of accidents and in turn reduce the cost of car insurance premiums.According to new research by pric...
Read More: Weekend drivers told to be vigilant >Published: 23/04/2008
People are now more likely to claim on their car insurance, as vehicles are more prone to being written off than ever before.Due to growing technological sophistication and fast depreciation, cars whi...
Read More: More cars being written off >Published: 23/04/2008
Over the last year, 350,000 motorists in Britain have driven without car insurance, new research has revealed.According to price comparison site MoneyExpert.com, hundreds of thousands of drivers ran t...
Read More: Uninsured drivers risk fines >Published: 22/04/2008
A motorist, who has 51 convictions for driving without insurance, has been jailed for eight months and banned for five years for driving while disqualified.Jamie Manderson received his first ban in 19...
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