Motor premiums up by 2.3% in Q2
Car owners in Northern Ireland and young drivers aged 17 to 22 pay the most for their cover, according to AA's British Insurance Premium Index.
Car insurance premiums have started to rise again over the second quarter of 2016, according to the AA's latest British Insurance Premium Index.
According to the index, the average quote to someone shopping around for cover rose by £12.56, or 2.3%, to £568.48. This compares to a 0.4% fall over the previous quarter and a 10.1% rise over the last three months of 2015.
The broker stated that over the 12 months to 30 June 2016 the typical shoparound quote has risen by nearly £84 from £484.86.
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