Vitality drops out of car insurance market after just two years
Vitality has dropped out of the personal lines motor market after just two years, announcing that it is “no longer offering new car insurance policies,” Insurance Post can reveal.
A statement on health insurance specialist Vitality’s website states: “Over recent months, the car insurance market has experienced unprecedented claims inflation, leading to significant price
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