Direct Line have just announced their new improved car, van and home insurance offer, valid from 1st October 2009
Direct Line are now giving away 8 weeks FREE insurance per year
TESCO CAR AND HOME INSURANCE – Great offer now extended – limited period only.
TESCO VALUE AND STANDARD CAR INSURANCE
All new customers will receive a £40 GIFT CARD on both levels of Tesco car insurance.
New customers only. Offer not available on price comparison sites
Offer available until 14th October 2009
PLUS up to 15% online discount [...]
New car registrations in Britain rose 2.4 percent on the year in July, the first annual increase in 15 months, helped by a government scheme to boost car sales, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said on Thursday. Skip related content
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Latest Research from the AA shows car insurance premiums are on the rise
“Car insurance premiums are rising at their fastest rate for nearly a decade and increased by more than 1% per month over the past quarter, according to the latest benchmark AA British Insurance Premium Index. Between April and June the average quoted premium [...]
Tesco car Insurance Promotion
All new Tesco car insurance customers receive a £40 gift card when taking out Value and Standard level of cover
• New customers only.
• Offer available between 23rd July and 16th September 2009.
• PLUS up to 15% online discount for all customers in their 1st year.
• Tesco Clubcard Price Promise means Clubcard holders will receive a special [...]
The deal, if approved by regulators will mean Fortis will become the underwriter of car and home insurance policies sold under the Tesco brand name.
The average UK motorist spends two hours searching online for a car insurance quote, according to a survey by Swinton, the UK’s leading high street retailer of car insurance.
A British man received a 48-week prison sentence, suspended for 2 years by Teesside Crown Court after being caught attempting to defraud his car insurance company, so the Mirror reports today.
Figures published today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reveal the dramatic, continual decline in UK vehicle production. Commercial vehicles were hardest hit in May with a 73.5% drop against last the same period last year.
Following the recent Government announcement on 1st-month take up of the new scrappage incentive scheme, Kwik Fit Insurance, a leading UK insurance intermediary has reported a 31 percent increase in sales of car insurance in May in comparison to the same month of 2008.