http://www.lovemoney.com/news/insurance ... lrf0010002Mr Justice Cooke said that as long as the bill sent to the at-fault-driver’s insurance company is similar to what would have been payable if an individual had arranged the repairs personally, it does not matter if the repair actually should have cost less given the industry's buying power.
"Why car insurance premiums will jump 25% "
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"Why car insurance premiums will jump 25% "
In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.
Don't you mean RSA clients will pay more?
The last 4 years my insurance has gone down year on year, even tho I had to make a claim on an unlicenced and uninsured driver, where my company paid nearly 5k out.
I also have in place insurance that allows 2 accidents in 3 years at fault with no penalty.
On my current car (merc 220 cdi) the premium is £625 fully comp on unlimited mileage and any driver over 29.
The last 4 years my insurance has gone down year on year, even tho I had to make a claim on an unlicenced and uninsured driver, where my company paid nearly 5k out.
I also have in place insurance that allows 2 accidents in 3 years at fault with no penalty.
On my current car (merc 220 cdi) the premium is £625 fully comp on unlimited mileage and any driver over 29.