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Published: 05/11/2007
Flood insurance will be more expensive in the future unless the government takes action, insurers have warned.A poll of insurance professionals by the business services and IT firm, CSC, warned that t...
Read More: Floods to bring higher premiums >Published: 05/11/2007
Men are more likely to run amber traffic lights than women, according to new research.A study by the price comparison website confused.com revealed that male drivers are two-and-a-half times more like...
Read More: Men 'more likely' to be amber gamblers >Published: 05/11/2007
British troops serving in Afghanistan and Iraq could face higher premiums for personal injury insurance, according to a leaked report.A Ministry of Defence (MoD) letter seen by the Sunday Times sugges...
Read More: Soldiers face higher premiums >Published: 02/11/2007
Owners of listed buildings can still introduce measures to cut their fuel bills and reduce their impact on the environment.That is the message from the Listed Property Owners Club (LPOC), which is urg...
Read More: Owners of listed buildings can still save >Published: 01/11/2007
The insurance industry has given a cautious welcome to a new European directive designed to free-up share trading.The Markets in Financial Services Directive (MiFID) aims to create a single market tha...
Read More: Insurers give cautious welcome to MiFID >Published: 01/11/2007
British homebuyers have not been put off by the recent turbulence in the global financial markets.The problems in the US sub-prime market and the resultant credit crunch have left some analyst worried...
Read More: Brits still keen to buy >Published: 31/10/2007
The widely-held belief that serious one-car accidents are caused mainly by either drunk, speeding or drug-fuelled drivers has been called into question.Research, published in the Journal of Vehicle Sa...
Read More: Single car accidents 'have multiple causes' >Published: 31/10/2007
Homeowners with families should be especially "aware of the need" for insurance to provide for their loved ones, according to a firm of independent financial consultants.Key Financial Consul...
Read More: Families must be 'aware of the need' for insurance >Published: 29/10/2007
Around five million UK workers are at risk of potentially invalidating their car insurance - by using their own cars for company business even though they aren't properly insured, it has been claimed....
Read More: Five million at insurance risk >Published: 29/10/2007
House prices should continue to grow at a "slower" but steady rate in 2008, a new report claims.A study from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) states that property transactions should re...
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