Insurance News News

July 2010

• Cheryl Cole catches malaria on Tanzania trip

  06.07.2010

  Cheryl Cole has been struck down by malaria.
• One in five young drivers 'have raced on roads'

  06.07.2010

  Speeding is commonplace among young car insurance customers.
• Jabs 'may save travel insurance customers money'

  06.07.2010

  Many holidaymakers do not have the recommended vaccinations.
• Pet insurance customers warned of window danger

  08.07.2010

  Open windows could pose a risk to cats.
• Travel insurance - knowing where to begin

  12.07.2010

  Holidaying without travel insurance is a big risk.
• Comparing home insurance 'a sensible move'

  13.07.2010

  Householders should aim to compare home insurance policies every year.
• Check home insurance ahead of school holidays

  15.07.2010

  Accidental damage cover is recommended during school holidays.
• Pup study may reduce reliance on pet insurance

  16.07.2010

  Pet insurance customers could learn from a new dog study.
• Foreign Office recommends travel insurance for all

  19.07.2010

  Nearly a fifth of holidaymakers do not have travel insurance.
• Safety system could save car insurance customers

  19.07.2010

  Car insurance customers should look for ESC on new vehicles.
• Travel insurance claims for illness at record high

  19.07.2010

  Overseas medical treatment is more expensive than ever.
• Home insurance customers reminded to lock sheds

  19.07.2010

  Sheds should be locked at all times.
• Insurer provides crash and breakdown cover advice

  19.07.2010

  AXA has published summer driving advice.
• Ex-burglars give tips to home insurance customers

  22.07.2010

  Social media platforms are useful for burglars.
• Festival-goers urged to buy breakdown cover

  22.07.2010

  Breakdown cover is recommended for festival-goers.
• Compare car insurance to overcome rising premiums

  22.07.2010

  Fraud is pushing car insurance premiums higher.
• Pet insurance firm reveals adder bite signs

  23.07.2010

  Inquisitive dogs may be at risk of adder bites.
• Holidaymakers neglect to protect electronic kit

  27.07.2010

  Electronic kit needs covering by travel insurance.
• Sick tourists urged to call travel insurance firm

  30.07.2010

  Sick holidaymakers should contact their insurer.

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