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TCS warns insurers to tackle rising claims costs

Credit hire and repair claims are projected to cost the insurance industry £1.2bn this year, according to Endsleigh Insurance's claims handling organisation, TCS.

The company has warned insurance companies to take action sooner rather than later to reduce claims costs in preparation for economic recession and has singled out hire as one area where insurers

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