QBE launches first UK product via social media
YearAbroadInsurance is a trading name of RMCI Insurance Brokers, and social networking website ThirdYearAbroad.com.
The product has been designed for students who are studying or working abroad during their degree and is the first QBE product made available through a social networking site in the UK.
The policy is available to all full-time students aged between 19 and 35, who are registered at a higher education institution in the UK.
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Mark Gibson, underwriting
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