Sainsburys Bank study highlights rising car insurance premiums

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The latest figures from Sainsburys Bank Car Insurance Index have revealed a steady trend of rising premiums during the twelve months to July 2007. The index, which provides an independent analysis of online car insurance premiums across the market, showed an average premium in July 2007 of £486, an increase of 2.9% on December 2006 and 4.2% on July 2006. Over the 12 month study period, the Read more..

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