Personal Lines articles – Page 190
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Online onlyDevelopers may have to foot insurance bill
Proposal to make developers pay insurance for up to 20 years on builds in flood areas
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Fortis' Affinity Solutions strengthens managerial team
Appointments to fuel sustained growth in affinity market
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Biba lobbies to cut travel IPT
Biba is to lobby the government to bring the level of insurance premium tax (IPT) on travel policies in line with that on other insurance products.
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Solvency rules could spark insurer mergers, says ABI
New European rules on insurer solvency could trigger a wave of consolidation and encourage insurers to move away from certain product lines
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Post Office set for drive into more high risk business
The Post Office will look to boost its panel of insurers in a bid to win more higher risk business
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6% of UK drivers said to be uninsured
2.5 million motorists could have invalid car insurance, says researchby price comparison website
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2.5 million drivers may have invalid insurance
Research reveals one in ten drivers provides inaccurate information when buying car insurance
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Friday 13th not unlucky for homeowners
Barclays Home Insurance survey shows claims actually fall on Friday 13th
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One in four flood-affected houses uninsured
Over 5,000 properties hit by floods could be uninsured, according to Abbey Home Insurance research
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Defaqto launches online product comparison tool
In-house experts to provide ratings for covers
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Online onlyMotoring into a hard market
There are conflicting views over whether motor rates are hardening
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Fortis becomes lead insurer for M&S Money panel
Four-year deal reinforces Fortis's position as third largest private motor insurer
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Zurich welcomes solicitors' new code of conduct
New code includes a stricter regime to minimise errors, especially in residential property transactions
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New study contradicts AA motor survey results
Insurancewide.com results show drop in premiums, while the AA index shows a rise
