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Monday, 16 January 2012 15:35

Compensation culture: a history of bizarre personal injury claims in Britain

Winston Churchill bought a personal accident policy in 1896 and continued until his death in 1965 without asking for a penny in compensation. Photograph: PA

Insurer Aviva has analysed claims dating back to the 1860s and found some odd surprises.

Published in Industry News

Insurers 'already preparing for EU gender pricing ban'

Insurers have already begun adjusting prices in preparation for the EU ban on the use of gender as a discriminating factor when pricing motor insurance, according to Tiger.co.uk.

Rates for twenty year-old male and female drivers, which have dropped by around 7% this month, are now close to parity. New EU legislation is set to come into force on December 21, 2012.