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Car insurers set to introduce new compliance measures following CCPC investigation
The CCPC started its investigation in 2016.
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The CCPC started its investigation in 2016.
The European Commission accusations were made against Insurance Ireland this morning.
Industry profit margins were up from 9% in 2018 to 10% last year.
The CCPC started its investigation in 2016.
What kind of relief customers will get will vary from insurer to insurer.
The Taoiseach recently claimed that the price of motor insurance is going down.
The Taoiseach has claimed the price of insurance is going down – but is he right?
It had previously been warned that the cards would be required after the UK left the EU.
The Central Bank is to publish its report on the database later this year – but it was meant to have been set up at the end of 2018.
Insurance premiums will fall if the cost of claims in Ireland falls, insurance companies told an Oireachtas committee today.
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty said customers are being ‘fleeced’ by insurance providers.
The EU Commission announces yesterday that it will investigate whether Insurance Ireland practices are restricting competition.
The official CSO stats say the cost of insurance is going down but that isn’t being felt by many on the ground, Pearse Doherty has claimed.
Irish vehicles travelling to the UK may no longer by covered by EU rules after 29 March.
Motorists will receive 100% compensation, totalling €21 million.
The cost of insurance for taxi drivers has increased sharply in the past three years, the National Private Hire and Taxi Association.
Minister Michael D’Arcy is to write to Insurance Ireland over concerns older vehicles can’t get insurance cover.
Price discrepancies across the Irish car insurance market are as wide as ever, writes Jonathan Hehir.
Junior Minister Michael D’Arcy said young people are choosing to pay higher premiums rather than have the devices installed in their cars.
Recent research from the Central Statistics Office indicated that the cost of motor insurance has dropped by 12.8% in the past 12 months.
The Financial Services Ombudsman’s office said that in 2017 there were 1,914 complaints about insurance.
A report said that one of the main problems with fraudulent injury claims is that it can be viewed as a “victimless crime”.
While stats show that car insurance is going down as a whole, the cost of premiums skyrocketed 70% from 2013 to 2016.
Insurance premiums have risen for many people in recent years.
Lost income, medical expenses and legal fees have taken a huge toll on her life.
In May, the Supreme Court ruled that the Irish State must be held liable for the claims.
Insurance Ireland has clarified that a post doing the rounds on social media is false.
See if you can spot what the guards spotted.
The sharp rise in refusals has been described as a “dramatic and worrying this trend”.
Over 13% of parents have ‘fronted’ for their children’s insurance according to a new survey.
New laws will be in place by the end of the year to ensure that insurance companies tell customers why they are paying more.
The committee chairperson had some harsh words for Insurance Ireland and the Central Bank yesterday.
An Oireachtas committee said Irish drivers must get detailed breakdown of why their car insurance costs so much.
The offer is aimed at making the cost of running a car more affordable.
Ireland’s leading motor insurers have laid bare the losses made by the industry in 2015.
The CCPC is investigating possible breaches of competition law, due to industry players openly signalling upcoming increases in premiums.
Insurance premiums are wiping out any savings motorists are making from low fuel prices.
Kian Griffin argues that young motorists are being left to foot the bill for a broken system.