£1 towards Support Dogs Charity with ProtectYourBubble pet insurance

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by admin January 04, 2010 in Insurance News

Protect Your Bubble has just launched its new pet insurance and will donate £1 to Support Dogs Charity for every cat or dog policy purchased online.

 

About Support Dogs Charity

Support Dogs (Charity Reg. No. 1088281) is a unique pet charity in the UK. They train dogs to assist people with epilepsy, disabilities and families with autistic children. Dogs can be trained specifically for any of the following 3 options:

1. Seizure Alert Dogs to help prevent injuries in case the owner suffers an epileptic seizure
2. Disability Assistance Dogs to help owners become more independent via tailored training
3. Autism Assistance Dogs to fight social isolation of autistic children and favour family independence

For every pet insurance policy sold online, Protect Your Bubble will give £1 to this unique pet charity.

 

About Protect Your Bubble Pet Insurance

Protect Your Bubble’s new value pet insurance offers a choice of 3 cover levels ranging from £1,000 vet fees cover for 12 months to £7,500 per condition with no time limit. Pet pol

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Questions For Yourself Before Applying Auto Insurance

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by admin January 03, 2010 in Insurance News

There are so many things that might affect a premium calculation. Not all of them are fair for everybody, but that is just the way it is. As we all know, insurance is a business, and every business has to make revenue, that is why there are certain rules they made in order to keep them from having revenue while in the other hand they still have to give sufficient service and coverage for their clients.

So it is normal if an insurance company sets high premium for high risk costumers, only sometimes we are not quite sure what kind of costumer considered to be a high risk costumer to insured.

Auto insurance is one of the most popular kinds of insurance, and almost every vehicle owner has it. Even in some countries, driving a vehicle without insurance is against the law. Every year, insurance companies have to pay millions of dollars for auto insurance claims, as the risk level of the insurance object which is vehicles are quite high.

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Home insurance claims rocket 165% on New Year’s Day

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by admin December 31, 2009 in Insurance News

New Year’s Day sees a 165 per cent increase in home insurance claims, following parties that get out of control and lead to damage or theft, according to statistics from HSBC. The day after the night before will leave many householders with more than a headache, with typical post New Year’s Eve home insurance claims consisting of smashed mirrors, broken windows, and stolen possessions. One HSBC home insurance customer had to make a claim for £127,000 after an unattended candle led to a house fire. David Wells, head of insurance propositions at HSBC, said: “At this time of the year, many people will be attending various New Year’s gatherings or hosting parties of their own, which invariably mean wine spilt on expensive carpets, broken glasses or even an unplanned bonfire in your living room.” But there are ways of avoiding disaster on the last day of the year, HSBC home insurance urges, such as moving all valuable possessions out of harms way, never leaving burning candles unattended, avoiding unwanted party guests by not posting details on social networking sites such as Facebook, keeping fireworks a safe distance from the property, and checking that home insurance is in place which will provide cover for accidental damage.

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Multiple Free Insurance Quotes Saves Your Insurance Expenses

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by admin December 29, 2009 in Insurance News

Several years ago when internet was not as popular as today, when people tried to buy insurance they would have to make a phone call to an insurance agent or take a visit to a local insurance office, but how if they would make some rate or coverage comparison between one policy to another ? in order to do that, they would have to collect a lot of agents phone numbers and call them one by one, or they would have to visit several different insurance offices before they can get the right quote with suitable rate and cover to buy.

That was certainly not an effective way to get quote, it wasted a lot of time and energy, and the worst is they could not always expect the best result. Since it was done manually, the problem was no matter how hard they tried, they would never get enough quotes to compared.

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