The royal standard
Martin Friel reports on a Prince's Trust project that hopes to untangle the complexity of the insurance market for young people and make sure that any past misadventures mean they're not excluded from the market
The insurance industry generally gets a hard time from the press and public. People seem to assume that insurance companies will do anything they can to get out of paying claims and when things don't go like clockwork, the industry gets it in the neck. Journalists are often asked why they don't write more positive stories about insurance and all the good things it does such as the response to the flooding a few years back.
The general consensus was that it was a near flawless operation in terms
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