RBS tackles huge rise in storm claims
RBS Insurance saw a 1000% rise in storm claims arising from the severe weather in Scotland last week.
Kate Syred, home commercial director at RBS Insurance said the number was based on the average number of claims from the last three years.
She added: “Despite this, our call centres have coped well in
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