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BIBA & ABI Comment on FCA Signposting for Travel Insurance Consumers

5 February 2020 // 0 Comments

The FCA has been looking at the regulations surrounding the sale of insurance to those travellers who have pre-existing medical conditions, plus any extra charges, or limits [...]

Whiplash Claims: Key Legal & Rule Changes Due From April 2020

13 January 2020 // 0 Comments

With the law surrounding road traffic accidents proposed to change in April 2020, those suffering whiplash or soft tissue damage should look to progress their claims before [...]

Opinion: Horwich Farrelly Advise on Changes to the Road Traffic Act

8 November 2019 // 0 Comments

Last Friday (1 November) amendments to section 152 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 by virtue of the Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations [...]

New Civil Liability Rules Could Mean Under-18s Lose Compensation Rights

24 October 2019 // 0 Comments

Government changes to the way victims of road traffic accidents (RTAs) are compensated will result in most injured children losing their legal rights to seek redress, [...]

Altus Comments on Rising Car Insurance Costs, After Ogden Rate Change

1 October 2019 // 0 Comments

Following the news that car insurance premiums have risen by up to 4.6% after changes to the Ogden rate, IE magazine has some comments from Patrick Hayward, consultant [...]

Consumer Intelligence Report Says Car Insurance Costs on The Way Up

30 September 2019 // 0 Comments

In the wake of the Ogden discount rate change, car insurance premiums have risen 0.7% in just three months – with prices now 2% higher than a year earlier, analysis from [...]

Ecclesiastical Refreshes Ansvar Line-Up

2 September 2019 // 0 Comments

Ansvar has a loyal broker and customer base and a reputation for outstanding customer care, particularly in the charity and church markets. The changes will help it to build [...]

CS Healthcare Welcomes All Consumers, Not Just Public Sector Employees

23 August 2019 // 0 Comments

One of the most archaic hangovers from the 1970s, when Britain was sharply delineated by class, has finally been put to bed. Once, members of civil service and white collar [...]