Latest Insurance News
Published: 07/03/2008
Drivers have been warned of the dangers of ignoring a problem referred to in the industry as 'bottoming out'.This is when the rear suspension of a vehicle has been damaged, often from towing.It can re...
Read More: Drivers warned of 'bottoming out' risk >Published: 06/03/2008
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will have its performance reviewed. Financial services providers regulated by the FSA will get a chance to rate its performance over the last two years. Responde...
Read More: FSA up for review >Published: 06/03/2008
Struggling homeowners hoping for a cut in interest rates were left disappointed at lunch time today when the Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) voted to leave the base rate unchanged.Wi...
Read More: Base rate stays at 5.25 per cent >Published: 05/03/2008
The government has today faced calls for a longer-term transport strategy.Yesterday, Ruth Kelly, the transport secretary, announced plans to roll out a hard shoulder pilot on the M42 near Birmingham t...
Read More: Ministers face calls for longer-term transport strategy >Published: 05/03/2008
Fleet managers have been warned that allowing staff to use their own vehicles for work could expose businesses to an increased risk of litigation.Cars that are used for work purposes are considered pl...
Read More: Fleet managers warned of private car risk >Published: 05/03/2008
British motorists are a loyal bunch when it comes to insurance, according to new research.A survey commissioned by TescoCompare.com, the price comparison website, revealed that two in ten drivers had ...
Read More: Drivers stay loyal >Published: 04/03/2008
Homeowners have been urged to check their properties for structural damage following the recent earthquake.Britain was rocked by a quake measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale, the biggest to strike the c...
Read More: Homeowners 'should check for quake damage' >Published: 04/03/2008
New cars are helping to reduce the impact motoring has on the environment, the industry has claimed.The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) told the chancellor Alistair Darling today tha...
Read More: New cars 'are greener' >Published: 04/03/2008
More drivers will be asked to use the hard shoulder to ease congestion on busy motorways.The government said today that following a pilot on the M42 near Birmingham, up to 800 kilometres of motorway w...
Read More: More drivers to use hard shoulder >Published: 04/03/2008
Motorcyclists have access to a new search tool to help them find the best insurance deal.More and more drivers are swapping their cars for motorbikes and scooters.Ditching four wheels for two has a nu...
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