Insurance News - August 2007

20-08-2007  Burmese cats 'most likely' to develop diabetes

Burmese cats have been found to be three times more likely to develop diabetes than any other pedigree breed of the species. Furthermore, unlike non-pedigree cats, both sexes were found ...View Full Details

20-08-2007  Careless sat-nav owners 'may face increased car insurance claims'

Drivers are still not taking enough care with satellite navigation (sat-nav) systems in their cars, which could result in them having to make car insurance claims, it has been announced.A ...View Full Details

20-08-2007  Poor security 'can invalidate home insurance claims'

Inadequate security on a property may result in the invalidation of home insurance claims, homeowners were warned today.Halifax Home Insurance advised homeowners to be aware of unforced opportunistic burglaries and ...View Full Details

20-08-2007  Home contents insurance reassessment 'vital' upon acquiring jewellery or art

It is vitally important for customers to reassess their home contents insurance policy following the purchase of expensive jewellery or a high-value piece of art, according to Direct Line.Spokesperson Carmel ...View Full Details

17-08-2007  Fat cats result in fat bills, says pet insurance firm

Cats and dogs which have become a bit tubby could end up costing large amounts in medical bills, a US pet insurance company has claimed.Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI) announced it ...View Full Details

17-08-2007  Home insurance recommended to festivalgoers

Those hoping to enjoy the remaining festivals of the summer season are being advised to take out additional home insurance and protect their possessions while enjoying the music.Halifax Home Insurance ...View Full Details

17-08-2007  'Ensure pet health before travelling'

Dog and cat owners planning to take their pets with them on holiday are being advised to make sure all health matters are updated before the trip.According to the Arizona ...View Full Details

16-08-2007  Conservatories 'are on garden wish-list'

Conservatories and decking are two of the most popular improvements homeowners would like to add to their property, a new survey has revealed.According to Alliance & Leicester (A&L), one in ...View Full Details

16-08-2007  Female drivers "more studious" than males

A survey of driving instructors has found a number of differences in the attitudes of males and females learning to drive.The research conducted by BSM and the RAC, which may ...View Full Details

16-08-2007  'Ensure pet health before travelling'

Dog and cat owners planning to take their pets with them on holiday are being advised to make sure all health matters are updated before the trip.According to the Arizona ...View Full Details