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Terry Wellard.

If the likes of Boots and Tesco can get into bed with insurers, why don't you join forces with the local chemist or butcher?

Have you noticed how database collecting has become so fashionable
these days. It seems this is everyone's answer to countering the effect of
deteriorating lapse ratios, which, as we all know, is a legacy of intense
competition.


All sorts of fancy prices have been paid to purchase portfolios in the
quest to maintain or increase market share, culminating in Eagle Star
paying a small fortune for Preferred. However, the cost per unit price was
dramatically reduced when Norwich Union purchased Premium

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Flood Re rolls out consumer campaign

Flood Re has launched a UK-wide educational tour promoting flood resilience and encouraging people to rethink the response to flood risk, with the joint initiative between the government and insurers using “the UK’s largest digital advertising van”.

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