Pet Insurance

PetsScore Aims to Solve the Tenant-Landlord Problem

A new impact start-up, PetsScore launches today on a mission to help pet owners globally secure rental properties and to help landlords analyse the risk of a pet tenant at the click of a button. Millions of pet […]

Insurance Regulation

Crypto & Tokens Still Offer Money-Laundering Opportunities

Here are some extracts from a speech given by Charles Randall, Chair of the FCA, which offers an insight into the risky business of cryptocurrencies and tokens. “At the FCA we have repeatedly warned about […]

News

30% Of Brits Say They’ve Seen e-Scooter vs Car Accidents

Whether driving, cycling, walking, or scootering, how we use our roads is changing. With the popularity of electric scooters on the rise, new research from insurer MORE THAN shows that two in five (40%) Brits agree […]

Motor Insurance

Upfront Cost Still a Stumbling Block on Pure Electric Cars

The biggest driver putting motorists off electric cars is the upfront cost, reveals new research from Direct Line Motor Insurance. Over 11 million motorists who don’t currently own an electric vehicle (32 per cent) say […]

Motor Insurance

Which Hybrids & EV Cars Are The Cheapest to Insure?

Electric cars can be more expensive to insure, due to the cost of repairs or write-offs being more likely after a heavy shunt. That battery pack is an immovable object, with no energy-absorbing crumple zones, […]

News

Schools Out, Arsonists About – When Are Sprinklers Being Fitted?

Zurich makes the perfectly reasonable point that newly built schools should have sprinkler systems by law in England, as they already do in Wales and Scotland. IE goes further; just fit sprinkler systems to all […]