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Latest Insurance News From MoneyHighStreet.com
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• Brits 'unsure what insurance cover they have'
  While consumers in the UK typically spend £1,500 on insurance premiums every year, many do not know exactly what cover they have, a new study has found.
• Consumers 'not rushing to take out ID theft insurance'
  People tend to ignore ID theft and fraud insurance because they do not believe they will be affected by such crimes, an industry expert has claimed.
• Independent holidaymakers 'are risking their trip because they are under insured'
  Consumers are increasingly rejecting travel agents and traditional package holiday, but those who are creating their own vacations are often under insured, a new report has warned.
• Consumers 'might find their jewellery in not covered by insurance'
  People in the UK are at risk of finding themselves underinsured, as they are not having their jewellery regularly valued, a new study has shown.
• Travelling without insurance 'incredibly irresponsible'
  Embarking on an adventure holiday without insurance could end up costing holidaymakers a lot more than their health, warned an industry expert.
• Drivers prepared to lie when claiming on insurance
  Over ten million drivers from the UK would hold back from telling the truth when making an insurance claim, a new survey has revealed.
• Tailored holiday insurance 'vital for travellers'
  Holidaymakers need to make sure they always have the most appropriate travel insurance before they head abroad, an industry expert has said.
• Motor insurance policies 'are designed to suit every budget'
  Even if the economic situation in the country continues to decline, drivers will still be able to get hold of motor insurance, an industry expert has claimed.
• Planting new trees 'could force homeowners to claim on insurance'
  Many homeowners are planning on planting trees in their garden in the coming months, but they need to be careful they do not put their property in danger of subsiding, a leading insurance provider has warned.
• Cheapest home insurance 'is not always the best option'
  Consumers should not simply opt for the cheapest home insurance polity, an industry expert has said.
• More opt for private medical insurance
  More and more people are opting for private medical insurance, a new study has shown.
• Holidaymakers 'should consider extra insurance for high-value items'
  Holidaymakers heading off on trips with a large number of valuable possessions need to make sure the items are covered by their insurance policy before they leave, an industry expert has said.
• Home insurance 'is a vital financial investment'
  While home contents insurance might seem expensive it is a vital financial tool, an industry expert has said.
• Rising insurance costs 'are driving people off the roads'
  Rising insurance premiums are putting some drivers off using their cars, a new report has stated.
• Consumers 'are paying too much by picking on the spot car insurance'
  Many people buying new cars are paying too much for their insurance, a new study has warned.
• Insurance 'vital when carrying out DIY work'
  People in the UK need to make sure they have the right home insurance when their neighbours undertake DIY projects, a new study has shown.
• Holiday insurance 'still vital for people planning not to leave their hotel'
  Even people who do not plan to leave their hotel while on holiday need the proper insurance, an industry expert has said.
• Boy racer mentality 'drives up male insurance premiums'
  A 'boy racer' mentality among young British men is leading to increased insurance premiums, an industry expert has said.
• Number of drivers with eco-friendly insurance increasing
  The popularity of eco-friendly insurance policies is growing slowly but surely among drivers in the UK.
• Gap year travel insurance a 'must'
  People who are planning to take a year out of work or education to go travelling must make sure that they have got insurance.