Posts Tagged ‘car insurance premiums’

Women’s Car Insurance Already on the Rise

Car insurance premiums for female drivers are already up by 15% prior to the ECJ gender ruling change, which will take effect from the 21st December.

Female Drivers have Days to Renew

Female motorists have just days to renew their car insurance before premiums almost double in some cases. Women could face up to a £3,000 hike thanks to EU gender ruling.

Admiral Punish Safety Course Drivers

Car insurers Admiral are punishing drivers that attend speed awareness courses over fixed penalties with high premiums, according to a study by motoring organisation, the AA.

Parents Concerned about EU Gender Ruling

It was found that around a third of parents help with their children’s car insurance so it comes as no surprise that the EU gender ruling is troubling cash-strapped parents too. 6 out of 10 parents are worried about the rising premiums that will follow.

What EU Gender Ruling?

A third of female motorists are unaware of the EU gender ruling coming in power in the next month which will see car insurance premiums for women rise dramatically.

Priciest Car Insurance Areas

A recent survey conducted by national motoring organisation, the AA, unveiled that areas like Greater Manchester and Liverpool have the highest car insurance premiums in the country.

Lower Car Insurance for Third Quarter

Good news for car drivers, according to the AA, car insurance premiums have fell in the third quarter of this year. But this won’t last long for female drivers as they will soon face increased premiums due to the forthcoming EU ruling.

Big Car Insurance Increases in the New Year

From 21st December an EU ruling will come into place meaning men and women will be equal in terms of car insurance, signalling huge increases for women drivers. A recent report revealed that men pay up to 41% more for their car insurance at the moment.

Car Modification Bumps Up Premiums

If you are looking for ways to save on your car insurance, don’t modify your vehicle! According to a recent survey by MoneySupermarket.com, even simple changes like adding alloys could raise your premium by up to 66%.