Insurance News News

September 2009

• Schoolbag underinsurance exposed by AXA

  01.09.2009

  The typical teenager carries £250 of valuables in their bag.
• Drivers warned on breakdown cover cutbacks

  02.09.2009

  Towing a car home without the cover can cost £277.
• Elderly 'not purchasing travel insurance deals'

  03.09.2009

  Underinsurance can be costly, Age Concern has said.
• Insurers provide update on critical illness cover

  03.09.2009

  Critical illness claims data has been released by two of the UK's largest insurers.
• Insurance concerns follow airline collapse

  04.09.2009

  SkyEurope's demise is likely to leave some out of pocket.
• Roadside cover 'different in France'

  07.09.2009

  Police are more involved with breakdown recovery on the continent.
• Insurance recommended for rescue animals

  08.09.2009

  More Than said the cover was important for 'peace of mind'.
• Female drivers 'feel under threat'

  09.09.2009

  Motorists are often scared while looking for their keys.
• Fall in insurance claims noted by Sainsbury's

  10.09.2009

  Storm claims boosted 2008's figures.
• Home insurance policies 'still important'

  11.09.2009

  Brits should not cut down on cover.
• 'Don't delay' travel insurance for World Cup

  11.09.2009

  England supporters should not wait until 2010.
• Newly-weds urged to take out home insurance

  14.09.2009

  Home contents should be insured, experts say.
• Injury sparks travel insurance warning

  14.09.2009

  Older travellers should take out insurance.
• CBI unveils student finance proposals

  21.09.2009

  Degree subsidies should be cut, according to a report.
• New York 'most expensive' for city breaks

  22.09.2009

  The US city topped Milan and Moscow in the survey.
• 'Seismic shifts' in pound to affect card customers

  22.09.2009

  Sterling is forecast to 'fall fast and far'.
• Fashionistas 'might be underinsured'

  23.09.2009

  Providers offer varying levels of 'wardrobe cover'.
• Popularity of fixed rate mortgages falls

  24.09.2009

  Interest rate cuts have made variable loans cheaper to repay.
• Card security crackdown catches out agents

  24.09.2009

  Retailers are expected to comply with a global security standard.
• Savings and mortgages 'subdued'

  29.09.2009

  Savings at building societies decline.
• Credit card scammer arrested on second fraud

  30.09.2009

  Card used to purchase Rolex watches.

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