Car insurance premiums fall slightly in Q1 2015
Confused.com and Towers Watson index says the trend remains steadily upwards.
Car insurance prices fell slightly in the first quarter of 2015 although the underlying price trend remains steadily upwards according to the latest Confused.com index in association with Towers Watson.
The index shows the average cost of a new comprehensive policy fell by £3, or just 0.5% in the first three months of the year, to £591.
Third party, fire and theft policies also dropped marginally by £2, or 0.3%, to an average premium of £964.
However, Stephen Jones, UK head of P&C pricing at
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