TRAVEL INSURANCE – Wishing everyone in Shoreham By Sea, Sussex and further afield a great weekend in our first hot weekend of the year. It may remind you of your upcoming summer holiday or that you need to book one.…
For some people sadly, the start of 2016 has been noteworthy for the continuous rain which has, in some cases brought flooding to their homes and businesses. We have listed some links containing information you may find useful: Association of…
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has launched “Insurance Made Simple”……. The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has launched “Insurance Made Simple” – an initiative designed to provide the public with independent information about insurance and to enable consumers to better understand…
Originally published on 1st November 2015 With effect from 1st November 2015, the Chancellor of the Exchequer is increasing the rate of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) from 6% to 9.5%.
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Originally published on 10th September 2015 Together with the consumer insurance reforms in 2013, this Act represents the most significant changes to insurance law in over 100 years….. Key areas that the Act deal with are: Disclosure Warranties Conditions Fraud…
Originally published on 3rd September 2015 From 8th June 2015, the DVLA will no longer issue the paper counterpart. You will… You will be able to view the information currently shown on the counterpart using the View Driving Licence Service…
Having the correct sums insured is extremely important to avoid underinsurance and average applying in the event of a claim. Aviva have produced a guide to explain the impact of underinsurance which is very useful – just click here. An article in…
Originally published on 13th August 2015 New regulations are expected to come in to force later this year which will mean landlords in the private rented sector will be required……… New regulations are expected to come in to force later…