We knew the bubble would burst eventually. There was never going to be a prolonged acceptance that rates on car insurance for women could be sustained for ever. As many car insurance companies make the move to increase rates even the bespoke nice markets are crumbling
It might appear that cracks are showing in the car insurance industry as some i nsurance providers appear to be feeling the pinch of the aggregator market and the general overview that making money is becoming harder in the once lucrative motor insurance industry
With so much in the press recently regarding the merger of two large insurance companies where does this leave the customer. The market will soon be totally owned by just a handful of major brands - surely this cannot be good for the consumer? Is this really the path for the public receiving a better deal and cheaper car insurance or is this the classic monopoly scenario
Everyday in England and Wales innocent people are injured through the actions of others and personal injury compensation claims are becoming more popular than ever. Now because of this growing trend many companies offer a nationwide compensation claims service because the use of technology is enabling people to communicate and newer and higher levels
People tend to forget that new generations of car insurance customers appear on the scene everyday and because of this there are nieve and inexperienced driver requiring important advice and support. There needs to be a good guide to car insurance offering the basics that outline the essential information for the car insurance consumers both young and old
Many people shy away from making personal injury claims without actually realising that they also make a civil claim themselves. They just think that all claims for compensation have to go through a professional solicitor. There needs to be more clarity on a guide to making a civil claim for compensation.
There appears to be a more relaxed approach by the British public to the process of claiming compensation for work injury accidents. Only a few years ago many would have thought twice and maybe even not have dared pursue a claim for work accident compensation from their employers. As the understanding of how personal injury claims work there has been a more relaxed attitute, does anyone have any feed back and support on this issue
If it wasnt bad enough that Tesco starting white labelling its own motor insurance product they are now going full on with their own price comparison site, when will it ever end.
The insurance aggregators have taken the car insurance industry by storm, whipping the marketing carpet from under the feet of many car insurance companies and motor insurance brokers. Are they a good additional to the market or not.
From the madness of the late nineties with Claims Direct and the Accident Group (TAG) to the some what quieter times of today it is amazing to think that there are just as many if not more prospects for whiplash claims and less and less major players in the personal injury claims market