Insurance News News

March 2009

• Presidential dogs 'need top pet insurance deals'

  02.03.2009

  Pet insurance firm warns that pedigree dogs require top-quality cover.
• Direct Line offers two months free on home insurance deals

  03.03.2009

  Home insurance provider offering 12 months for cost of 10.
• Ex-smokers 'can save 50% on life insurance deals'

  03.03.2009

  Asda Life advises smokers to give up on 11 March.
• Pet insurance deals 'can cover advertising costs'

  04.03.2009

  Saga's pet insurance will cover advertising for lost animals.
• Drivers call for hands-free kit ban

  04.03.2009

  Many drivers think hands-free kits should be banned.
• EHIC 'no substitute for travel insurance deals'

  05.03.2009

  European Health Insurance Card will only cover basic costs.
• Fraud on car insurance deals 'increasing'

  09.03.2009

  AA finds sharp rise in refusals over last six months.
• Householders 'must review home insurance deals'

  09.03.2009

  Home insurance policies should cover all of a property's contents.
• Drivers 'trying to get cheaper insurance deals'

  09.03.2009

  Motorists are attempting to get lower insurance premiums.
• Breed of dog 'could affect pet insurance deals'

  10.03.2009

  Different dogs require different levels of veterinary treatment, Sainsbury's warns.
• Pet insurance deals 'suffering in recession'

  10.03.2009

  People should still buy pet insurance despite the recession.
• Giving up smoking means cheaper life insurance deals

  11.03.2009

  Smokers can get cheaper life insurance premiums by giving up.
• Home insurance deals 'should include vinyl'

  11.03.2009

  Home contents cover should reflect the value of rare records.
• L&G reports on critical illness insurance deals

  11.03.2009

  Insurance provider reveals 93% of critical illness claims paid.
• Potholes causing claims on car insurance deals

  11.03.2009

  The poor state of the UK's roads is damaging cars.
• LV and Asda offer breakdown insurance deals

  12.03.2009

  Two firms are to offer new car breakdown cover products.
• Friday the 13th 'unlucky for home insurance deals'

  12.03.2009

  Research shows increased home insurance claims on Friday the 13th.
• Insurance deals improvement from LV=

  13.03.2009

  Insurance provider paid out more than £45.9m last year.
• Rise in insurance deals for Bupa

  16.03.2009

  Health insurance provider Bupa reports growth in its insurance business.
• Drivers 'should shop around for car insurance deals'

  17.03.2009

  Price comparison sites can help consumers find the best deal.
• Treatment 'ensures best pet insurance premiums'

  17.03.2009

  Regular treatment can keep pet insurance premiums low.
• Lifestyle Protection 'offers simpler insurance deals'

  18.03.2009

  Product provides 'cheaper and simpler' life and critical illness cover.
• Channel Islands trips require travel insurance deals

  19.03.2009

  No more free treatment for UK citizens from April.
• Trips to Europe 'need travel insurance deals'

  20.03.2009

  Both EHIC and travel insurance are needed for European holidays.
• Camera technology for car insurance deals

  23.03.2009

  Car insurance provider Allianz Cornhill offers new technology.
• Direct Line offers 'best pet insurance' deal

  24.03.2009

  Insurer offers 12 months' cover for price of 10.
• Bupa boosts critical illness insurance deals

  24.03.2009

  Bupa has increased the capacity of its critical illness products.
• Council tax rise lowest ever

  27.03.2009

  Households to benefit from lowest council tax rises on record.
• Drivers spend more time in the car than at home

  27.03.2009

  UK drivers preferring to spend hours alone in their cars.
• Bike insurance reminder

  27.03.2009

  Rusty bikers warned to be careful after winter break.
• Halifax reveals children's inflation rate

  30.03.2009

  Halifax has revealed the rising cost of children's goods.
• Travel insurance deals "essential" for over 50s

  30.03.2009

  Travel insurance is essential for older tourists.
• Recession prompts rise in rural crime

  30.03.2009

  Rise noted in insurance claims from rural homeowners.

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