The Stats: February 2016

Gary Humphreys Markerstudy

The private car insurance market has been on a mild roller-coaster ride over the last 12 months, according to the Average Premium Index from SSP.

The latest statistics from the software provider show that premiums have been swinging up and down between December 2014 and November 2015.


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The largest dips reported during the 12-month period were in the winter months and premiums were lower than in the preceding year from December 2014 through to February 2015. As the graph shows, across Spring and Autumn most of the months posted rises - with June and August the notable exceptions. The strongest increases came

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