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So, what's with all those car-insurance commercials on TV? Dubuque Telegraph Herald With Flo, the Gecko, a gaggle of cavemen and many more, car insurance ads might outnumber Bowflex commercials soon. PHILADELPHIA -- When Regis Philbin stepped away from "Live With Regis and Kelly" last year, it was widely assumed that his record of ... See all stories on this topic »

Automatic car insurance renewals costing Brits £2.8ma year Prudential UK & Europe Drivers are wasting nearly £2.8 billion each year by failing to shop around for the best deals when renewing their car insurance, according to new research. Comparison website moneysupermarket.com has published the results of a new survey which shows ... See all stories on this topic »

The EU could make women's car insurance far more expensive FemaleFirst.co.uk Cars seem to be getting more and more expensive, with the rise in fuel costs and now the EU suggests that women may be expected to pay more for their insurance. The European Court of Justice (EJC) has expressed the opinion that the way companies charge ... See all stories on this topic »

Can someone force an insurance product on you? Reuters India (blog) You see some advertisement which promises 'free insurance' for your car or 'insurance for just 1 rupee' when you buy a car from a dealer. The truth is that neither is the car insurance free nor is it available for a rupee. The dealer gets a healthy ... See all stories on this topic » Reuters India (blog)

Drivers switch off after 11 minutes The Press Association Some have driven to their office rather than their desired destination after going into "autopilot", the poll by esure car insurance found. Of the 1003 motorists surveyed, 25% admitted they got easily bored while driving, with 22% regularly going into ... See all stories on this topic »

Household 'transport poverty' fears RAC Among the top expenditures were buying a car and covering running costs, such as car insurance , road tax and petrol. Out of the lowest-earning households around 9% of disposable income is spent on transport, while the highest-earning fork out 15.5%. See all stories on this topic » RAC

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