Motor premiums fall but Covid-19 clouds analysis
Prices fell by 5% in the last quarter according to the Confused/Willis Towers Watson index.
Drivers are paying £19 less for their premium than they were this time last year with prices falling to £770, the index for Q2 2020 highlights.
However, analysis of the complex drivers behind market prices during the last three months suggest that the impact of Covid-19 is about more than just the surface level market price changes.
The average cost of car insurance is now £770, following a £19 (2%) decrease over the past year, according to the index, which is based on price data compiled from
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