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How your neighbours are keeping their auto insurance rates low If there was ever a reason to keep up with the Joneses, it’s when they’ve got a good idea and are saving money, considerable money, not just a dollar or two. Taker insurance for example; five per cent saved here and 5 per cent saved theren really add up when you consider how much you pay in auto insurance premiums each year.

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Based on the behaviour of Londonr insurance shoppers at Kanetix many of your neighbours are exploring the discounts available to them when comparing auto insurance rates.

Compare quotes from as many insurers as possible to explore all yourr insurance discount options; discounts are not uniform across insurers and a discount available from one insurer may not be offered by another. As well, the discount amountn vary, so it’s important to compare rates from competing insurers to see who offers you the best available auto insurance rate.

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New data released by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has revealed that an increasing amount is being paid out to those who hold critical illness and life insurance policies.

Last year 40,000 families and individuals received a total of £1.9bn, with an average payout of £47,166, roughly twice the average salary in the United Kingdom.

In 2007 the number of claims being rejected reached 16%, since when the industry has taken action to help policyholders become better informed, reducing the number of claims turned down.

ABI Director of Life and Savings Maggie Craig described critical illness and life insurance as crucial support for people during the most testing times of their lives.

Craig added that the insurance sector realised the importance of rapid payouts for such policies, and said it was working hard to ensure swift payment for valid claims and to reduce the number of rejected claims.

Earlier this year Legal & General warned those looking to tighten their belts against the temptation to cut their insurance coverage, warning that it was a false economy to axe life or critical illness coverage which can provide vital financial support should the breadwinner suddenly become unable to work.

• • Miles Brignall
  • The Guardian,

Five weeks ago, my daughter was involved in a car accident. Her insurer, Liverpool Victoria (LV=) were first class throughout, from collection of the car to assessment to final settlement.

Their approach was helpful, pleasant, speedy, and personal, and throughout their approach helped mitigate what was a very upsetting incident for her. CA, Chorley

We are seeing a lot of complaints about car insurance so it is nice to report a happy customer for a change. So well done to LV= for bucking the trend.