ELO - Insurance Intelligence

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

The art of call centre car insurance is still here, but for how long. There is clear evidence to show that the internet revolution is not only here to stay but is fast becoming the preferred choice for millions of consumers who persue online quotes to get their car insurance.

Not so many years ago the directories presented ads from a few select motor insurance companies with well known reputable names. Now every where you look you can find advertisements from hundreds of different companies offer cheap car insurance cover.

As the injury claims market gets more transparent more people are focusing their attention on the ULR market that generates great revenue for the car insurance companies and brokers who make fortunes for selling what?

The female car insurance market appears to be holding up well as a niche product and the appeal of attracting the car insurance for women only market is still keen but is this market getting a little competitive to be worth while

The move toward the internet has been huge over the past year or two and the demand for online car insurance is without adoubt the biggest voice to come from the insurance consumer

have we finally started to achieve some equality and sensibility in the way Mesothelioma claims are being handled in the UK thanks to Thomsons solicitors and the introduction of the Child Maintenance Bill

As the motor insurance market gets stiffer the car insurance companies appear to be resorting to buying up the smaller independent brokers inorder to secure more of the market direct