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Insurance: Insurers hit out at flood 'failures'

Published: 10 October 2007

Insurers launched a savage attack on the Government yesterday, accusing ministers of "letting down millions of homeowners and businesses" over flood defences.

Julian Knight: 'Mis-selling' is the word – be bold enough to use it

Published: 30 September 2007

It was déjà vu last Wednesday when the Financial Services Authority (FSA) released its findings from a "mystery shop" of payment protection insurance providers. PPI is designed to meet the loan if you can't repay it due, say, to injury or losing your job.

Lenders aren't getting the message on PPI mis-selling, says the FSA

Published: 30 September 2007

Credit card, loan and mortgage providers are still mis-selling payment protection insurance (PPI) despite warnings and a series of regulatory fines, according to the Financial Services Authority.

Are price-comparison sites the real deal?

Published: 23 September 2007

The services themselves might need comparing as we search for the best-value quotes, writes Paula Hawkins

You need cover? Tesco drive

Published: 16 September 2007

Supermarket giant Tesco is entering the fast-growing online market for helping drivers to choose a motor policy.

Floods bring chance of frozen insurance premiums to HSBC customers

Published: 09 September 2007

HSBC is giving new and existing mortgage customers the chance to fix their buildings and contents insurance premiums until 2012.

You got the results. Now get covered

Published: 19 August 2007

Undergraduates may think they don't need insurance, but as Annie Shaw warns, their digs offer glittering prizes for burglars

Spain tops holiday theft poll

Published: 19 August 2007

British holidaymakers are more likely to be victims of theft in Spain than anywhere else in Europe, a survey has revealed.

Travel light on cover and it could be a holiday in hell

Published: 22 July 2007

Don't join the people who wing it on protection and risk big medical bills. Esther Shaw sees how to find the best deal for your needs

Insurance lenders bow to watchdog over sales of payment protection

Published: 15 July 2007

Lenders have agreed to change the way they sell payment protection insurance online in response to a move by the Financial Services Authority.

Insurance: Policyholders facing premium hike in Norwich Union review

Published: 08 July 2007

Thousands of Norwich Union (NU) customers could face higher insurance premiums if a pilot scheme is rolled out across the UK.

Watchdog to patrol travel agents on sale of 'bundled' insurance

Published: 01 July 2007

Holidaymakers are set to benefit from better protection after the Treasury decided that the Financial Services Authority should regulate all travel insurance sales.

Europe backs compensation call for Equitable Life policyholders

Published: 24 June 2007

The European Parliament has overwhelmingly backed a report on the failure of the UK Government to protect Equitable Life policyholders from the company's financial problems - and called on it to compensate victims.

Insurance: British holidaymakers are travelling too light

Published: 03 June 2007

One in four Britons "chance their luck" by going on holiday without any travel cover.

Why cheap travel insurance could be a false economy

Published: 19 May 2007

A cut-price holiday policy could leave you without cover – just when you need it most.

Money News: Final salary plans on way out

Published: 06 May 2007

Half of the generous final salary pension schemes offered by UK companies could close to existing members by 2011, according to new findings from Aon Consulting.

Windfalls land in the with-profits wilderness

Published: 08 April 2007

Policyholders might not believe it but life insurers are about to part with some cash. Who stands to benefit and by how much?

Questions Of Cash: Why can't I claim for theft from bag?

Published: 31 March 2007

Q: My fiancé and I went on holiday to Lisbon last year. Despite travelling business class, we found when we got home that my fiancé's hold luggage had been ransacked, somewhere between check-in at Lisbon airport for the return journey and baggage reclaim at Heathrow. Six items of jewellery worth £1,349 had gone.

Return of the insurance broker

Published: 24 March 2007

Websites are no good at finding specialist policies. Try the old route, says David Prosser

Critical illness cover moves to heal the wounds

Published: 18 March 2007

Unpaid claims have caused sales to slide, so will greater clarity and lower prices restore faith?

Uncovered: the skiers who end up skating on thin ice

Published: 04 March 2007

Many people don't bother with winter sports insurance. So who'll pay if they break a leg?

Ask Sindie: Hit by a lorry and shunted around by the insurer

Published: 18 February 2007

The long road to winning a claim ...and a problem with 'free DVD' offers

Bike theft costs cyclists £65m a year

Published: 17 February 2007

An epidemic in bike theft is costing cyclists £65m a year, according to research published today by Direct Line Home Insurance. The insurer said that 1,200 bikes were now stolen in Britain every day, the equivalent of 439,000 over the course of a year.

Money News: Competition watchdog probes policies that 'fail' consumers

Published: 11 February 2007

Expensive payment protection insurance (PPI) sold by lenders and credit card providers will be subject to a full-blown investigation by the Competition Commission (CC).

Insurers turn down £44bn in claims

Published: 10 February 2007

The British insurance industry turned down almost £44bn of critical illness, income protection and life assurance claims last year, according to new research from Prudential.

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