Compare The Market also welcomes FSA review
Insurance comparison website Compare The Market has added its voice to the industry’s welcome for the Financial Services Authority’s (FSA) review into whether aggregators are treating customers fairly.
The announcement follows that of Gocompare.com who also welcomed the review, as did the British Insurance Brokers' Association.
The FSA has issued proposed guidance on the selling of general insurance through comparison websites and written to all concerned. Interested parties have until 8 August 2011 to respond.
A spokesman for Compare The Market said: "Our priority is always to ensure customers receive high levels of service and can make a fully informed choice when comparing, what can be
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