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Wednesday 5th September 2007
Popularity of last-minute holidays fuels insurance problems The popularity of last-minute holidays has fuelled the number of tourists travelling abroad without insurance, according to research from Sainsbury's Travel Insurance. Sainsbury's found that aroun... |
Wednesday 22nd August 2007
Travel insurance claims rise following baggage crisis Travel insurers are reeling the face of a massive rise in claims in the wake of the British Airways baggage crisis. Norwich Union has reported a 40 per cent increase in the number of claims for m... |
Tuesday 24th July 2007
Insurers call for end to floodplain building Britain's insurance industry has warned that new housing developments must be built away from flood-risk areas if flood insurance is to remain widely available and competitively priced. The warnin... |
Friday 20th July 2007
Don't forget to pack the insurance, holiday makers urged As many as 20 per cent of travelers go on holiday without travel insurance, according to insurance provide Churchill. Trying to save money by traveling uninsured could cost holidaymakers a fortune... |
Tuesday 10th July 2007
Folks with more green go for eco-insurance While previously environmentally-friendly products have been seen as the preserve of hippies and bohemians, companies have found that people with a few more notes in the bank are now investing in m... |
Tuesday 10th July 2007
2.5 million motorists 'driving with invalid policies' More than 2.5 million motorists in Britain are driving with invalid insurance policies, according to new research. A survey says that ten per cent of UK drivers are potentially invalidating their ... |
Tuesday 10th July 2007
Insurers to discuss flood claims with ministers Insurance industry representatives will today meet with ministers to determine how best to deal with the high volume of claims resulting from the recent widespread flooding in England and Wales. T... |
Monday 9th July 2007
Wedding insurance can save the big day With the cost of an average wedding having risen by around £2,000 a year in recent times to reach£20,000 in 2006, Marks & Spencer Money has said that wedding insurance is important sh... |
Thursday 5th July 2007
Don't soup up your sierra, kids Younger drivers are always going to pay higher car insurance costs than older, more experienced drivers, but the British Insurers Brokers' Association (BIBA) says that souping up your car will just... |
Wednesday 4th July 2007
Not bricking it over home insurance Despite the recent flooding in some areas of the UK, consumers should not be too worried about home insurance costs rising, as research has shown that premiums have actually dropped. According to... |
Wednesday 4th July 2007
Car insurance braking or speeding ahead While the latest figures from the AA show that car insurance is at an all-time high, statistics from Insurancewide website show that car insurance premiums have dropped this quarter. AA Insurance ... |
Tuesday 3rd July 2007
Fat folk pay more premiums Obese people may find that they are unable to purchase full life insurance policies or could find that their premiums are raised, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI). Although l... |
Thursday 28th June 2007
Foreign car claims driven up The number of insurance claims made against foreign vehicles by motorists in the UK has risen by 15 per cent over the last two years, according to new research. The Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) rep... |
Tuesday 26th June 2007
Insurance claims flood in Up to 8,600 insurance claims are estimated to have flooded in from anxious policyholders following yesterday's wet weather. After torrential rain and flooding plagued a number of areas across the ... |
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News that the usually lucrative month of October has seen the public purse pushed further into debt for the first time in 14 years has sparked serious criticism of Gordon Brown's recent policy.... 
