Car insurance in ‘record rise’
Thursday, June 28th, 2007
Drivers could be spending a record amount of money from their car loan on motor insurance, a new set of figures have indicated.
Drivers could be spending a record amount of money from their car loan on motor insurance, a new set of figures have indicated.
The introduction of a new tax may impact upon the amount of money motorists have to take out via a car loan, it has been revealed.
Choosing third-party car insurance ahead of comprehensive cover could see many consumers spend cash from their motor loan ineffectively, new figures reveal.
By bargaining on the cost of a new vehicle, borrowers may be able to use funds from their motor loan more effectively, it has been revealed.
Following the introduction of the new 07 registration earlier this month, some 400,000 Britons are expected to purchase a new car by the end of March.
Consumers are losing out on thousands of pounds by not picking competitive motor loans, it has been revealed.