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Supermarketing.

In the second of a series of features from the Across the Millennium programme, a predictive study into the future of the insurance market, Stephanie Silvester checks out the supermarket shelves for insurance bargains.

You would be forgiven for thinking that supermarkets will win the
battle for policyholders hands down. On the surface this would seem to be
the case, but if we dig a little deeper it is apparent

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