Time to Insure business is sold to Motaquote.
The majority of the business of bankrupt intermediary Time to Insure has been sold. Receiver Gran...
The majority of the business of bankrupt intermediary Time to Insurehas been sold.
Receiver Grant Thornton has sold three out of six premises in South Wales,
and all of the business from the six branches to Motaquote. And, at the
time of going to press, was due to complete deals with three different
companies covering nine branches across the Midlands and around the
M25.
Time to Insure went into receivership in January after accumulating
approximately £2.2m worth of debts to 30 insurers. The motor
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