Latest Insurance News
Published: 22/08/2007
The cost of buying a new car can increase by a quarter if you choose to take out the wrong type of finance, a new report claims.A study from comparison site Moneyfacts reveals that the difference in c...
Read More: Car loan choice 'critical' >Published: 22/08/2007
People buying the UK's top ten best-selling cars lose around £500 per month over the first year of ownership - as the value of their new set of wheel depreciates at break-neck speed, a new study ...
Read More: Car owners 'losing £500' every month >Published: 22/08/2007
Around ten per cent of UK motorists would pay someone to takeaway the points on their license, if it meant that they could avoid paying more for their car insurance, a new report claims.A similar prop...
Read More: Motorists would pay for points >Published: 21/08/2007
Ryanair has contacted the Association of British Insurers (ABI), requesting that it looks into the introduction of risk-assessed travel insurance policies based on airlines' performances.The Irish bud...
Read More: Ryanair pushes for risk-assessed travel insurance >Published: 21/08/2007
Motor insurance premiums are likely to increase by around ten per cent as a result of the recent flooding to hit the UK, it has been claimed. EMB, Europe's largest actuarial firm, claims that the floo...
Read More: Floods to force car insurance premiums up >Published: 21/08/2007
Second-hand car buyers should consider their finance options carefully when looking for a deal that will allow them to purchase a used set of wheels, it has been claimed.A new report from Halifax Unse...
Read More: Tips for buying second car released >Published: 20/08/2007
Some of the more outlandish insurance claims to have been made in recent times include one on a bad haircut and one for harassment from monkey, a new study reveals. The report, from a UK travel insura...
Read More: Insurance claim made on bad haircut >Published: 20/08/2007
Recent increases in the Bank of England's Base Rate are starting to affect consumer borrowing and spending patterns, newly-released figures indicate.A report from the Building Societies Association (B...
Read More: Rate rise 'begins to bite' >Published: 20/08/2007
A significant proportion of over 35-year-olds wish that they had travelled more in their youth, a new report reveals.With travel insurance becoming more and more readily available, a new survey from B...
Read More: Over 35s 'travel dreams' >Published: 17/08/2007
Uninsured drivers should face steeper fines, according to the Liberal Democrats.The political party recently carried out research into fines for motorists who don't have insurance on their vehicles. I...
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