2008 is going to be a busy year for manufacturers launching new models. With many new cars hitting our showrooms next year consumers will need to carefully narrow down their choices when deciding on which vehicle to buy. Firstly we can look…
2008 is going to be a busy year for manufacturers launching new models. With many new cars hitting our showrooms next year consumers will need to carefully narrow down their choices when deciding on which vehicle to buy. Firstly we can look…
Our seventh insurance word of the week is: Arbitration Procedure in which an insurance company and the insured or a vendor agree to settle a claim dispute by accepting a decision made by a third party. Also… A process in…
One of the all-time greatest Christmas presents for boys has to be Scalextric. A gift which appeals to all ages, Scalextric first went on sale 50 years ago. Created by Fred Francis, the ground-breaking concept was a tinplate toy with an…
Our sixth insurance word of the week is: Approved repairer Using a vehicle repairer approved by your car insurance company will take away from you the entire problem of repairing your vehicle. You do not need to worry about haggling over bills, as your…
This last year 2007 we have witnessed many insurers launching a speight of new dressed-down motor insurance policies. Often referred to as simple or no frills car insurance, the objective of such policies is to enable the policyholder to tailor their…
The THINK! Christmas Drink Drive campaign was launched on Friday 30 November. The campaign aims to convince all drivers, with a particular focus on young male drivers aged 17-29 years, that a drink drive conviction has the potential to ruin their…
Our fifth insurance word of the week is: Analyst Insurance Analyst refers to those positions conducting professional research, analysis and evaluation of factors affecting the sale and marketing of insurance. A professional working for a fund manager or broker whose…
Our fourth insurance word of the week is: Adjuster Definition An individual employed by a property/casualty insurer to evaluate losses and settle policyholder claims. These adjusters differ from public adjusters, who negotiate with insurers on behalf of policyholders, and receive…