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Compare breakdown cover to ensure the well-being of your vehicles in garage!

Posted on Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Majority of motorists in the United Kingdom do not have a breakdown cover. Surprised! Well, this is what figures obtained from all over the country suggest. Reason: Most of the motorists domesticate the notion that if they survive the entire winter season without a scratch, the entire amount that they have invested in the breakdown covers goes into waste. Ironically, this is not the case. Although, the situation is somewhat close to reality yet it turns out to be one of the most...
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Immigrant! Be prepared to pay high motor insurance premium instalments

Posted on Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Are you an immigrant in UK? If the answer to this question is 'YES', then better check your motor insurance policy! Chances are high that you are paying more than what resident citizens of the country are paying as premium instalment for their motor insurance policy. Don't believe so? Read the following... An eminent motor insurance policy provider in UK is found charging migrant motorists higher (around 1/5th) than what normal citizens are being charged for the same motor...
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Fear of financial meltdown lingers on the head of British people! Thanks to lack of insurance on their part!

Posted on Monday, March 22, 2010

Take this as an important alert. Around 24 million adults, living in the state of the United Kingdom, do not have a life insurance or income protection insurance policy with them, thus exposing themselves (and their families) to extreme risk of financial meltdown. Unfortunately, approximately 1/3rd fraction of this whole chunk thinks that they need only 35 percent of their total salary or even less to support themselves (and also their families) in times of injury or sickness when...
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Erratic Weather costed £650 million for insurers

Posted on Monday, March 22, 2010

Unpredictable weather conditions costed insurers a mammoth £650 million, thanks to numerous claims filed under the head of weather-related clause of the policy contract. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) reported that during the time between December 18 & January 13, heavy snowfall & dropping temperatures resulted in a total of 335, 000 claims. The association added that a major part of these claims were filed by motorists who faced problems due to rough road...
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