Admiral becomes first UK provider to offer pandemic rebate
The business is to return £110m to car and van customers as part of Stay At Home Refunds as it becomes first to bow to pressure to give back as policyholders use vehicles less.
Admiral is to return £110m to its car and van insurance customers in recognition of the fact that its customers are staying at home and driving less during the UK wide Covid-19 lockdown.
The provider announced that a £25 refund will be automatically given to all customers for each car and van covered with Admiral as at April 20 2020, a total of 4.4m vehicles.
It is believed that Admiral is the first UK provider to take this step following similar moves in the USA which last week had returned
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