AA Travel Insurance lets kids go free - Published:23/09/07
AA Travel Insurance has brought good information to families looking to get away before the finish of holidays by allowing up to four children aged up to 17 to be enclosed by their parents' policyThe insurer has also slashed its premiums for online cover by up to 22 per cent on some wrapCommenting on the offer, which applies on a solitary trip policy, AA Travel Insurance director Christian Young said: "The children go free deal will benefit single parents who might find it hard enough to afford a holiday, without having to buy a family rule that includes two adults"Last week, Lloyds TSB recommended its Travel Money certificate to parents.
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Savvy motorists find 'best insurance deals' - Published:19/09/07
Motorists who display a know-how approach in searching the market for the best deals should be able to find themselves a competitive automobile insurance dealA spokesperson for AA comments follow a review carried out by the group which shows that car cover premiums rose on average by six per cent in 2006in spite of the AA quarterly survey also showing that car insurance premiums fell slightly in 2007, it indicated that they would go up overallAA spokesperson Ian Crowder said: "For all the upward force on insurance premiums, there's always going to be a new provider pending in, trying to get a market split and offering big discounts"He added: "For the savvy insurance purchaser, there is always a provider willing to offer low.
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Home converters urged to 'take precautions' - Published:04/09/07
Homeowners are being confident to make sure they are comprehensively enclosed when carrying out conversions on their homesConversions are becoming an more and more popular way for Britons to add value to their homes, with almost a third of homeowners carrying out work citing this as the reason for the responsibilityA fifth of property owners are believed to have undertaken a change, with almost £90 billion having been spent making alterations to a home spaceAA Financial Services estimates that the standard home use on a project is £10,391, with attics, garages and sheds proving to be the most well-liked areas in the home for a makeoverJanet Pell, head of home cover at AA Home Insurance, said that when responsibility a conversion, homeowners should make sure they receive "the appropriate building regulations approval before going ahead"She added: "And create sure you update your home insurance cover following an additional room or conversion - your three-bed cottage might suddenly become a four-bed home - and of course, you'll have extra furniture and possessions, too"For more information on an AA Financial Services Home cover package, consumers should.
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