The All Insurance Blogs

Petrolheads with cars or motorbikes in storage or undergoing restoration projects still need to think about insurance if their prized vehicle is stolen or damaged in a fire.
Specialist insurers offer cover for vehicles that have been declared as not in use with a SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification)....

Insurers and the government have moved nearer to an agreement that safeguards homes and businesses affected by floods.
Record rainfall over recent weeks that has triggered flooding is expected to result in claims of more than £3 billion, according to the Association of British Insurers....

If you are turning out for a local public event, do you know if you are covered if anything goes wrong?
Public liability insurance is a must-have for event organisers – from craft fairs and dances to firework displays and carnivals.
The policy covers paying compensation for  injury to any third party at the event – from staff, exhibitors, delivery people and visitors....

The mock distinction between a financial adviser and a salesman is at last under attack from consumer champions who warn that sales incentives have led to many of the mis-selling scandals faced by the industry.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has told financial firms that it is time to end poorly designed incentive schemes that too often result in customers being sold products they do not need or cannot use, while boosting the earnings of the sales person...