Showing posts with label car insurance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car insurance. Show all posts

Wednesday, 4 December 2019

Higher Car Insurance for Women in Ireland

From the 21st of December this year EU directives will come into force requiring car insurance for men and women to comply with new anti gender discrimination laws. This will mean that car insurance for men and women must be estimated according to any criteria except gender. Read More: AutosHype.com


Friday, 20 April 2018

UK crash for cash car insurance scams double in 2013

News that ‘crash for cash’ insurance scams rose by 51 per cent in the UK last year shows a worrying trend in car insurance fraud.
According to the UK’s biggest motor insurers, Aviva, who insures one in ten vehicles in the country, at least 820 accidents were induced (or intentionally) caused.

Witnessing first-hand such a scam just weeks before I was about to sell my car, I can tell you it is not a pleasant experience. However, knowing how you can combat the fraudsters is half the battle.
Faked accidents led to around 2,200 fraudulent claims for personal injury last year Aviva confirmed, but little more than a community order is the usual punishment for such crimes. Read More: AutosHype.com


Friday, 23 June 2017

How To Get The Cheapest Car Insurance

One of the most common mistakes that drivers make when taking out car insurance is failing to shop around first. This means that they may end up missing out on the best deals, and instead are having to pay extortionate prices for their car insurance.
However, there are in fact a number of ways to reduce the cost of your car insurance, and with the help of car leasing experts, we’ve put together a list of the best tips and tricks. Read More: AutosHype.com


Monday, 16 January 2017

UK ‘crash for cash’ car insurance scams double in 2013

News that ‘crash for cash’ insurance scams rose by 51 per cent in the UK last year shows a worrying trend in car insurance fraud.
According to the UK’s biggest motor insurers, Aviva, who insures one in ten vehicles in the country, at least 820 accidents were induced (or intentionally) caused.

Witnessing first-hand such a scam just weeks before I was about to sell my car, I can tell you it is not a pleasant experience. However, knowing how you can combat the fraudsters is half the battle.
Faked accidents led to around 2,200 fraudulent claims for personal injury last year Aviva confirmed, but little more than a community order is the usual punishment for such crimes.
Most of these accidents are caused deliberately by gangs who then put in claims for whiplash compensation. But what should you be looking out for? Read More: AutosHype.com