Personal
Off-road vehicles = on-road carnage.
Fashionable they may be, but sports utility vehicles are far more lethal than an average car. Peter Livingstone asks if it is time insurers acted on this.
Exclusive - PCS joins fight against car fraud.
Loss adjuster Property and Casualty Services (PCS) has begun moves to combat motor claims fraud, ann...
Pensions: drop in complaints is a welcome statistic.
Complaints concerning occupational schemes have declined according to the annual report from the Pen...
London & Manchester builds on its success.
Leading home services life, pensions and investment management group, London & Manchester has announ...
Appointment at Donns Solicitors.
Donns Solicitors has made two partner appointments in its personal injury department. Gregory Yates ...
Will code of practice make perfect?
Personal injury protocol is essentially a guide of dos and don'ts for insurers' and claimants' lawyers. Solicitor Paul Parke outlines the details of the protocol and how it will affect the insurance industry.
Gay pension, no questions.
The first group personal pension plan designed specifically for the the lesbian, gay, bisexual and t...
Jerrum lands Euro job.
Transamerica Insurance Finance Company (Europe) (TIFCO) has appointed Ian Jerrum as European operati...
Guardian Insurance employees overcame fear.
Two Guardian Insurance employees overcame their fear of heights to take a stroll down the side of th...
Jeers didn't ruin my award night, but they must stop.
As i unexpectedly found myself walking up to collect the British Insurance Award for Best Technology...
Report calls for pension reforms.
The elderly are already being forced to delve into their savings, or stay in hospital for months at ...
Fixit package.
General Domestic Appliances, which owns Hotpoint, Creda, and Cannon Service, has launched a new repa...
Bosses score low on exam recognition.
Some things never change. 50 years ago regular columnist "Plaindealer" was lamenting the lack of man...
Pet site that's barking up the wrong tree.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Iron Trades put year 2000 plan into action.
Iron Trades and its supporting intermediaries have released the first phase of its plans to raise ye...
Thorn in side of thieves.
As police report a rise in garden crime, Hill House Hammond has come up with a list of inexpensive p...
Life's what you make it.
The UK is home to one of the most competitive and innovative life assurance markets in the world, where, as Keith Sankey finds out the most difficult risks can still find a good deal.
Great news for everyone.
Through the Internet maze with Richard Griffiths.
Elite business booming.
Brighton-based repair specialists Elite has reported it is inspecting over 1800 damaged vehicles a m...
Surprising statistics uncovered by management firm.
Scrapheap fears forced executives to grab jobs during the recession.
Hostel guide to beat the firebugs.
The Arson Prevention Bureau (APB) has produced a guide for hostel managers and staff in response to ...
Appointment at Ecclesiastical.
Jan Kirkham has been promoted to the new position of telecommunications manager with Ecclesiastical ...
Appointment at Hiscox.
One of the most experience marine underwriters in the London market, Gloria Davies, has joined Hisco...
Research shows car insurance premiums about to hit the fast lane.
Car insurance premiums are showing signs of rapidly increasing due to three years of underwriting lo...