Insurance News News

November 2007

• Homeowners fail to shop for cover

  19.11.2007

  Survey reveals 10% do not search for a better home insurance policy when renewing
• Troops may face rise in insurance

  19.11.2007

  British soldiers could face 160% rise in private insurance payments
• 2.1m uninsured vehicles on UK roads

  19.11.2007

  Government figures indicate more than 2.1 million British vehicles uninsured
• Half of drivers admit speeding

  19.11.2007

  Shocking speeding stats released
• Call over mis-sold PPI payments

  20.11.2007

  Millions can reclaim money over wrongly sold payment protection insurance
• £1m fraudulent claims 'found daily'

  21.11.2007

  Insurance firms find over £1m fraudulent claims daily
• Homeowners unaware of flood risks

  21.11.2007

  Survey indicates over 50% homeowners unaware if property is in flood-risk area
• Break-ins 'soar after clock change'

  21.11.2007

  Experts predict 25% rise in burglaries when clocks go back
• Smoking drivers face insurance hike

  21.11.2007

  Insurance renewals hard to come by for drivers with smoking related penalty
• Cars crushed in insurance blitz

  23.11.2007

  Clampdown on uninsured drivers results in crushing of 45,000 cars this year
• Tenants bypass contents insurance

  23.11.2007

  Survey shows over two thirds of renters don't take out contents insurance
• Insurers 'charge patients too much'

  23.11.2007

  Cancer patients made to pay 'unreasonably high' travel insurance premiums
• Brits insure pets more than income

  23.11.2007

  Survery reveals Britons insure their pets more than their income

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