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Fresh gets motoring

Recently established intermediary Fresh! Insurance has launched its first specialist motor insuranc...

Recently established intermediary Fresh! Insurance has launched its
first specialist motor insurance product, Ladybird Insurance. The scheme
is aimed specifically at women between the ages of 17 and 35 and offers
discounted rates for female provisional licence holders and for a second
car in the family. An optional extra is the Wheels in Motion cover, which
caters for the cost of repair or replacement, should the vehicle not pass
its MOT.

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