Confused.com adds new partners to home, travel and motor panels
Confused.com has expanded its home, travel and motor insurance panels with the addition of five new partners.
The new partners on the home panel will be ASDA, Hastings Direct, and InsurePink, bring the total number of providers for the site to 60. Confused has claimed that both ASDA and Hastings Direct will partner with it exclusively.
ASDA will offer a range of cover options including 'new for old' cover, accidental damage and cover for wedding and Christmas gifts. Hastings Direct will also provide accidental damage and 'new for old' cover, as well as a massive £500k cover for credit cards and a 30%
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