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January 27, 2011

Aviva private motor sales soar in Swinton tie-up

Author: Andrew Carter - Categories: Motorcycle Insurance - Tags: Private Motor, Swinton -

Aviva has reported that the successful roll-out of its personal lines pricing to Swinton’s 570 branches and three call centres has more than doubled sales of its private motor offering, year-on-year.

The integration of the firms’ systems has allowed Swinton brokers to offer Aviva’s private motor product at a price that is more in line with the direct marketplace, while customers continue to benefit from the guidance and expertise of a broker.

The insurer’s head of personal lines, Sam Hudson, comments: “With the personal lines market remaining highly competitive, our investment in technology means that we can provide brokers with access to more competitive private motor rates so they can react to market changes quickly.”

Swinton’s insurer development manager, Steve Foster, adds: “The integration of our motor quote engine with Aviva’s dynamic web-based rating engine has meant that we can access the real-time pricing system, creating a transparent alignment between direct and broker prices.”

According to Mr Foster, “there is a clear appetite amongst our customers for a competitively-priced offer, delivered through our brokers”.

 

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January 26, 2011

IMPORTANT: Comparing Cheap Car Insurance

Author: Filip Sober - Categories: Motorcycle Insurance - Tags: Car Insurance, Cheap Car, Cheap Car Insurance, Insurance -

Comparing cheap car insurance policies is undoubtedly something that everyone should absolutely be doing when renewal time rolls around and this is more important now than ever. In fact, it is something that you simply cannot afford not to do.  Why? Because a car insurance index from a well respected breakdown and insurance company has revealed that car insurance premiums are still rising and have yet to show any signs of slowing down.

If cheap car insurance premiums are disapearing, though, because premiums are rising overall, what can you do about it? Well, not resign yourself to paying more for a start.

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January 25, 2011

Wyoming Car Insurance (WY)

Author: Andrew Carter - Categories: Motorcycle Insurance -

Many drivers across the United States operate uninsured vehicles. On top of that, there are many drivers who operate underinsured vehicles because they are unaware of their state’s laws and regulations pertaining to auto insurance. The laws in Wyoming, for example, differ greatly from some other states in the United States. It is important that you make sure you have an up-to-date understanding of your state’s auto insurance laws to avoid penalties, fines, having your vehicle impounded, or imprisonment.

Wyoming Car Insurance Minimum Requirements

In the state of Wyoming, all drivers are required to keep proof of auto insurance in their car at all times. Thi

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January 22, 2011

3 Ways to Save Money on Car Insurance

Author: Gerry Hatfield - Categories: Motorcycle Insurance - Tags: Car Insurance, Insurance -

Saving money on car insurance is not difficult or complicated. It requires a bit of time, but the savings you get can be significant:

1.   Shop Around: Auto insurance is like anything else; you have to shop around to get the best deal. Moreover, price is only one variable. When you compare car insurance rates, you have to pay attention to the amount of coverage you receive and the types of coverage included in the price. Often times, an auto insurance company will be able to provide you with a car insurance quote by reducing the coverage you receive – potentially leaving you in a lurch. For

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January 21, 2011

Over half of motorists would consider “fronting”

Author: Andrew Carter - Categories: Motorcycle Insurance - Tags: Motorists, Motorists Would -

New research from the Association of British Insurers (ABI) suggest that thousands of UK motorists are putting their cover at risk and driving illegally by knowingly giving their insurer false information, or failing to disclose important facts such as motoring convictions.

The number one temptation is for a parent to insure a vehicle in their name as the main driver, with their son or daughter down as an occasional driver, when in fact they are the main user.

The practice is commonly known as “fronting” and over a half of motorists surveyed said they would not rule it out, despite the fact that it could invalidate their insurance and lead to a criminal conviction.

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