Willis Towers Watson/Confused index shows car insurance premiums fall
It is the first slip after two consecutive quarters of rising premium but experts warn that there will be increases again in future.
After six months of rising prices in the second half of 2018, car insurance premiums fell by 1% (£12) to £762 in Q1 2019, according to the Willis Towers Watson and Confused Car Insurance Price Index.
Comprehensive car insurance premiums have fallen for the first time since H1 2018, with UK motorists now paying £762 on average, some £5 less than they were paying this time last year.
This also represents the smallest annual shift in prices since 2015.
The index showed that prices fell by 1% (
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