Car insurance premiums are being forced up by £30 ($39) a year for the first time in more than 20 years as new rules come into force that will make it harder to get away with not paying up. Firms affected include Esure, Ageas, Churchill, More Than, Admiral, Saga, Hastings Direct, Tesco and the AA. The Ministry of Justice is now investigating the way CMS firms buy mobile ad space. Richard Hiscocks, casualty claims director at Aviva said: "Customers who are placed in a credit hire vehicle have the vehicle for around 30 per cent longer than if we put the customer in a replacement car managed directly by Aviva. " They pay Google to appear as the top result when a customer searches for insurance. The CMC firms charge a fee of up to 25% of a claim and pass customer details to similar companies.
Car insurance premiums are being forced up by £30 ($39) a year for the first time in more than 20 years as new rules come into force that will make it harder to get away with not paying up. Firms affected include Esure, Ageas, Churchill, More Than, Admiral, Saga, Hastings Direct, Tesco and the AA. The Ministry of Justice is now investigating the way CMS firms buy mobile ad space. They pay Google to appear as the top result when a customer searches for insurance. The CMC firms charge a fee of up to 25% of a claim and pass customer details to similar companies.