Motor premiums may ‘reach the highest on record’

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Willis Towers Watson and Confused warn of future increases as they publish data for Q4 2019.

Car insurance premiums rose by £32 (4%) during Q4 2019, the Willis Towers Watson and Confused.com Car Insurance Price Index has revealed.

The average premium recorded in Q4 2019 was £815, up from £783 the previous quarter.

The figure is an annual change of £41 (5%) on the £774 average recorded in Q4 2018.

The index is based on price data from around six million quotes each quarter.

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Drivers in Inner London were hit with the large annual increase in Q4 2019, with average premiums

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