Archived Insurance News from September 2007
Published: 28/09/2007
Drivers should ensure that they read the small print on their insurance policies so that they fully comprehend the terms and conditions of their no claims discount protection, it has been claimed.A re...
Read More: Drivers 'should check' Ts & Cs >Published: 28/09/2007
A number of varying factors are taken into consideration when insurers calculate pet insurance premiums, one industry expert has revealed.Clare Wheatley, risk and underwriting manager at Allianz's Pet...
Read More: Pet insurance's 'individuality' >Published: 28/09/2007
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) has slammed new proposed guidelines from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) on the treatment of fee disclosure on lower risk or 'other' insurance ...
Read More: BIBA slams FSA proposals >Published: 27/09/2007
The Department for Transport (DfT) is placing far too much emphasis on vehicle speeds and is therefore missing the opportunity to save lives on Britain's roads, UK lobby group Safe Speed has claimed.S...
Read More: DfT 'missing point' on road safety >Published: 27/09/2007
The insurance industry has failed around eight million customers who are caught in closed or quasi with-profits funds, a leading UK financial body has claimed.The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FS...
Read More: Insurance industry failing with-profit fund customers >Published: 27/09/2007
A fall in the number of road accident casualties of just one per cent in the last year shows that "there is no room for complacency" in the fight to make Britain's roads more secure and safe...
Read More: 'More action needed' on road safety >Published: 26/09/2007
Working from home is an "enormous motivator" for female entrepreneurs with children, one expert has claimed.Karen Gil, co-founder of everywoman, says that remote working is especially popula...
Read More: Working from home 'attractive' for women with kids >Published: 26/09/2007
Astrologers across the UK should take a bow - as they are the profession least likely to be involved in a car crash, a new report claims.A study from Moneysupermaket.com reveals that less than two per...
Read More: Astrologers are the 'stars of the road' >Published: 26/09/2007
Failing to have adequate internet security protection can have a "devastating effect" on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), one expert has claimed.Tony Neate, managing director of Ge...
Read More: Lack of internet protection 'devastating' for SMEs >Published: 25/09/2007
The cost of running a car has risen by 2.6 per cent compared to last year, a new report shows.A study from Sainsbury's Bank reveals that motoring costs are now ten per cent higher than they were in 20...
Read More: Motoring costs up >