Women Drivers Car Insurance

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Women Drivers’ Insurance

With the overall number of female drivers in the UK increasing steadily since the mid-1970s, it is perhaps not surprising that the number of car insurance providers offering specialised insurance products for women has also increased in recent years. The emergence of a two-tiered motor insurance market might seem like a step back in time but in fact this development is highly beneficial for both insurance companies and female drivers alike.

Car insurance is a legal requirement in the UK with a minimum of third party cover mandatory before you can hit the road. However, insuring your car does not have to cost the earth; the car insurance market in the UK is highly competitive and, if you are willing to put in a little effort investigating your options, there are some great deals around that will not only provide good value cover but also a range of extra features and benefits created with the female driver in mind.

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Car Insurance

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Car Insurance

Car insurance is there to protect you against any loss you could face as a result of accidents on the road. These losses could be your own death, damage to your car, personal injury or the injury, death or vehicle damage of other drivers. Most policies also cover you for the theft of your vehicle and any vandalism or wear and tear which your vehicle might suffer. Because premiums can increase after a claim, most drivers choose to pay for wear and tear and minor vandalism themselves rather than claim on the insurance.

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Company Car Insurance

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Company Car Insurance

Business Car Insurance is different to insurance for cars which are used for personal projects like the weekly shop or picking up the kids from school because they’ve often got multiple people insured on them and are specifically for business tasks such as delivering or collecting goods or people.

Why is Business Car Insurance Required?

The government taxes us depending on our behaviour and we can receive a lower rate of tax on business vehicles than on our regular leisure vehicles because we are using them, in effect, to make a profit for ourselves or our employers.
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Caravan Insurance

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Caravan Insurance

There are typically two types of caravan, the touring caravan and the static caravan. The touring caravan is towed by a vehicle to various caravan sites, remaining only for a short period of time, whereas a static caravan is usually permanently parked on a hard-standing on a serviced site. The purchase of a new and even second-hand caravan is a very expensive investment so it is advisable to protect this investment with the right insurance cover.

Both types of caravan require relevant insurance cover to address the different risks they face. A touring caravan is naturally subject to the risks of road travel including collisions with vehicles and accidents caused by careless driving, side winds or poor loading. A static caravan faces the risks caused by the elements including flooding, wind damage and falling trees. The one insurance risk common to both is that of caravan theft.

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Motorbike Insurance

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Motorbike Insurance

The law in the UK states that “driving a vehicle on a road or in a public place without insurance against third party risk is an offence”. Therefore, if you own or have access to a motorbike that you intend to use on public roads, you must insure it. If you are involved in an incident involving another party and you are unable to prove you are insured, the resulting fine to you could be a hefty £5000, depending on the seriousness of the incident, and an endorsement on your licence of between 6-8 points.

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