Archived Insurance News from August 2007
Published: 31/08/2007
Cat owners should take out insurance for their moggy regardless of its age, one pet expert has said.Maggie Roberts, head of veterinary services at Cats Protection, says that taking in a pet for veteri...
Read More: Cat owners 'should take out protection' >Published: 31/08/2007
Taking out pet insurance is a great idea for pet owners - as it provides "reassurance" and can "lessen heartache" in the case of unexpected disaster, it has been claimed.Alexandra ...
Read More: Pet insurance can 'lessen the pain' >Published: 31/08/2007
A large proportion of travellers aged between 18 and 24 have no real understanding of the benefits of travel insurance - and simply view it as an "obligation", an industry insider says.Tom G...
Read More: Young travellers 'don't understand' insurance >Published: 30/08/2007
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has called for the current exemption granted to the insurance industry on sexual orientation discrimination to be abolished.The ABI says that "insurance ...
Read More: ABI supports abolishment of discrimination exemption >Published: 30/08/2007
Car dealers are potentially putting thousands of UK drivers at risk by continually giving out poor advice, a new report claims.A study from consumer group Which? revealed that just 25 per cent of deal...
Read More: People put at risk through 'poor advice' >Published: 30/08/2007
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has announced the launch of a new initiative aimed at maximising the number of successful claims applicants make on their protection policies.The industry bod...
Read More: ABI launches new claims initiative >Published: 29/08/2007
Young drivers should be forced to gain a greater level of experience on the UK's roads than they currently do before being allowed to take to the wheel alone, one expert has claimed.Malcolm Tarling, s...
Read More: Younger drivers should take 'a year of lessons' >Published: 29/08/2007
A new gadget - which promises to offer a high-tech solution for vehicle owners worried about losing their keys - has just been released.The new device has been developed by Automotive Technology Resea...
Read More: Biometric product released for car protection >Published: 28/08/2007
Increasing numbers UK motorists are looking to purchase vehicles with green credentials, a new report claims.The study from AA Personal Loans reveals that the number of people in the UK hoping to purc...
Read More: Increasing numbers of drivers 'looking to go green' >Published: 28/08/2007
Hull's police force has announced that it has arrested 63 offenders in the first week of its new "cross-border" crack down on crime campaign.The first week of the campaign saw detectives foc...
Read More: Hull police arrest 63 in one week >