Zurich?s car insurance
Zurich?s car insurance policies have been tailored to appeal to as many drivers as possible, giving piece of mind and great value cover including:
10% discount when you purchase a Zurich car policy online
Up to 65% no claims discount
Depending upon the policy chosen cover may also include as standard:
Complimentary courtesy car while yours is being repaired by one of the company’s approved repairers
Free cover for up to 60 days per trip whilst driving your car in EU and associated countries
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ING lifts insurance cover for corporates
ING Australia has lifted the amount of insurance cover in its employer superannuation products and enhanced its fee-for-service offering in overhaul of its corporate super offering. After conducting 18 months of external research, ING has increased the
Insurer spends $4m to make break from doctors clear
In the 1990s, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, the big doctors group, was part of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, the big health insurer.Harvard Pilgrim would like you to forget all about that slice of history, and it’s spending $4 million on the
Speeding could lead to a 300% increase in your insurance premiums
New proposals mean drivers could lose their license after two speeding offencesOver five years, you could waste over £3,000* in extra premiums with points on your licenceIn the latest Road Safety Bill proposed by the Government, motorists caught speeding at 45mph in a 30mph areas could have six points added to their license.Whilst, Richard Mason, director of insuresupermarket.com is cautious to
Teva Pharmaceutical Wins Drug-Supply Contract to the German Insurer AOK
Teva Wins Drug-Supply Contract to German Insurer AOK (Update1) By Alex Kuli Sept. 19 (Bloomberg) — Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., the world’s biggest maker of generic drugs, won a second contract to supply medicine to a health insurer that covers
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