Insurance News News

February 2009

• Many Brits 'could be paying too much' for home insurance deals

  17.02.2009

  Confused.com claims Brits paying too much for buildings cover.
• One in three smokers 'will quit for pets' sake'

  17.02.2009

  Study shows concern over pets would make smokers quit.
• Smaller cars 'best for no claims bonus'

  18.02.2009

  Smaller vehicles could mean lower insurance costs for young motorists.
• Car insurance fraud 'adds to price of premiums'

  18.02.2009

  Car insurance fraud costs the UK £1.6 billion a year.
• Pet insurance 'victim of credit crunch cutbacks'

  23.02.2009

  Britons are cutting back on insurance products to save money.
• Young Brits 'neglect life insurance'

  24.02.2009

  Young Britons are failing to take out life insurance protection.
• Recession 'changing travel insurance deals'

  25.02.2009

  The economic downturn is leading people to seek short-term cover.
• Sainsbury's announces special home insurance deals

  25.02.2009

  Sainsbury's is offering incentives for buying buildings and contents cover.
• Tesco offers family travel insurance deals

  26.02.2009

  Insurance provider offers free travel cover for kids.
• Tesco tempts with breakdown insurance deals

  26.02.2009

  Tesco is offering a discount on its car breakdown cover.
• Car insurance deals 'more expensive' for convicted phone users

  26.02.2009

  AA Insurance claims that convicted phone users' premiums are rising.
• Holidaymakers 'should buy travel insurance deals straight away'

  27.02.2009

  Booking travel insurance early is a 'good idea'.

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