Filed under: Car Insurance Deals
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has issued a call for evidence to establish the background to recent reports of rising car insurance premiums.
UK annual comprehensive motor insurance premiums are reported to have risen by as much as 40% in the year ending March 31.
Filed under: Car Insurance News
It seems everyone has shifted how they think about money these days. The economy is struggling, the housing market is a mess, and the federal government’s debt is rising. People are starting to watch how much and where they spend their hard earned dollars. Others are finding ways to budget their money better, including trying to find more affordable health insurance.
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Posted on April 12th, 2012 by Andrew Gonzalez
Filed under: Insurance Analyst
A recent Erie Insurance survey quizzing shoppers and buyers on car insurance knowledge shows that the vast majority get their information from TV or the Web, but also that the focus on discounted auto insurance is so strong that consumers are confused about whether or not their coverage types fits their needs.
The survey was conducted in February and surveyed a relatively small nationwide sample of 360 adults aged 18-64.
For shoppers, just over two-thirds of those surveyed ranked coverage and price as the top criteria in shopping for car insurance, and the vast majority said TV and websites did the best job of informing them of both.
Respondents said TV commercials were best at informing them of savings, although they beat out websites by only two percentage points (34 percent to 32 percent).
Posted on April 11th, 2012 by Thomas Anderson
Filed under: Insurance Analyst
In the UK, buildings insurance can cover any loss or damage that a structure sustains as result of extreme weather conditions, natural disasters, fire, theft, vandalism and other covered unfortunate events. This would include the cost of damage to the walls, roof, ceilings, floors, windows and doors of a home or another structure. It can also offer coverage for the land that your home has been built on; however, it might not be able to cover accidental damage that the interior of your home or the contents of your home sustains. Read more…
Posted on April 9th, 2012 by admin
Filed under: Insurance Analyst
Every single day, people visit dealerships and car lots in hopes of finding a great deal on the vehicle of their dreams; however, some of those people end up receiving a better deal than they bargained for. The fact is, many car lots and shady private dealers wind up selling vehicles which have been stolen, and these vehicles can then go on to create a variety of problems for buyers.
Of course, the biggest problem for those who purchase a stolen vehicle revolves around legality.
Posted on April 4th, 2012 by Thomas Anderson
Filed under: Insurance Analyst
When you purchase homeowner insurance there are certain accidents that the policy does not cover. For these to be covered you will need to include endorsements that add the protection required. Endorsements are also known as riders and are additions to the policy to add these:
Read your policy and check what it does actually cover. If it misses things that you know you will require such as moss cover for example then talk to your insurer about adding a riser for this.
List all the possessions in your house even if you are not going to make any additions to your policy. Read more…
Posted on April 3rd, 2012 by admin
Posted on April 19th, 2012 by Elizabeth Martin
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