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Friday 5th September 2008
Halifax issues warning after Met Office predicts storms Britain is bracing itself for storms over the next 24 hours, in which an estimated 50mm of rain will fall. The south west and north east of England, along with Wales, are expected to be worst-affe...
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Tuesday 26th August 2008
Insurance fraudsters find understanding with general public Insurance fraud is not taken as a serious offence by many Britons, a new poll reveals. According to ITV, who conducted the survey for its new Fiddles, Cheats & Scams series, only one in four p... |
Sunday 24th August 2008
What Is An Underwriter? (Part One) Underwriters are very common in investment markets especially stock markets and insurance markets although the specific role of the two does differ. In affect an underwriter will take some of the... |
Sunday 24th August 2008
What Is An Underwriter? (Part Two) Following on from part one of our article on underwriters, we hereby enclose details of how insurance underwriters operate.
Insurance Underwriter
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Thursday 21st August 2008
FSA Continues Battle Against PPI While Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) was in the headlines earlier this year it seems as though the FSA is still very much on the trail of those who sell cover which is either unsuitable for... |
Thursday 14th August 2008
Why Is The UK Credit Card Market Contracting?
News of job loses at HBOS was widely expected but the closure of the Intelligent Finance (IF) division was something which few had forecast, at least in the short term. The closure... |
Thursday 14th August 2008
Is Online Insurance The Answer To Cost Savings? Even prior to the recent fall in economic activity in the UK the insurance industry was attracting more than its fair share of controversy with premiums rising across all areas of the sector, from... |
Wednesday 13th August 2008
Life insurance shortfall revealed by Post Office Around 75 per cent of people do not have life insurance, the Post Office said today. The organisation also released figures showing that the average Briton owns assets of £350,000 - around tw... |
Tuesday 12th August 2008
Britons 'don't think they need' travel insurance, poll finds More than 13 million Britons will go on holiday this summer without first taking out travel insurance, Sainsbury's Finance said today. According to the firm, one in five people believe that they &... |
Wednesday 6th August 2008
PruHealth criticised following 'change in terms' The "free gym" health insurance offer from PruHealth is to change its terms and conditions, the Guardian reports. Previously, the cover allowed policyholders to build their "Vitalit... |
Wednesday 6th August 2008
Tell your insurer before making home bio diesel, firm warns Making bio diesel at home can be dangerous - and might invalidate home insurance claims if an accident occurs. Defaqto said today that mixing cooking oil with ethanol and caustic soda, a common me... |
Saturday 2nd August 2008
Uninsured Drivers On The Rise The subject of car insurance is always guaranteed to cause a great deal of upset amongst UK drivers with premiums seemingly increasing every year. However, with the credit crunch continuing to hit... |
Wednesday 30th July 2008
1,200 bikes stolen every day, insurer claims Around 16 per cent of cycle thefts take place in the home, Sainsbury's Bank said today. The home insurance provider made the eye-catching claim as it released new bike theft data, which was derive... |
Wednesday 30th July 2008
LV Fined £840,000 For Miss-Selling Insurance Policies Liverpool Victoria is one of the oldest insurance companies in the UK market but a near perfect copy book has been blotted somewhat with news that the group has been fined £840,000 by the... |
Wednesday 30th July 2008
Norwich Union Starts To Hand Back Orphan Assets The issue of so called insurance orphan assets has long been a major problem for the insurance industry, who owns them and what can legal be done with them. In a deal which has taken two years to... |
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Using a keynote speech at the CBI in Scotland we saw Gordon Brown looking more upbeat than he has for some time, more resilient and more candid in his approach to the struggle with the economy.... 
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