Markerstudy and Policy Expert criticised for premium finance APRs
Which? has criticised motor insurers, including Policy Expert and Markerstudy-owned brands, for continuing to charge close to 30% annual premium rate to customers who pay for their car insurance monthly.
Between February and March this year, Which? contacted 61 car insurance brands to ask about the APRs charged to customers who pay for their motor insurance in instalments.
The survey showed several
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