Slow down in car insurance price rises
The rise between April and June, which was lower than the previous quarter's 3.8% increase, resulted in the average price of a comprehensive policy reaching £858.
The slowing rate of increase also reduced the annual rate from 38% at the end of 2010 to 25% year on year.
According to the research, third party fire and theft cover rose by 1% in the quarter and 33% over the 12 months to the end of June, reaching £1,132 for an average premium.
The continued deceleration in price increases came
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