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It is a fallacy that insurance companies will not pass any savings made from these reforms onto customers. They will have to do this, as the motor insurance market is almost entirely price driven and it's a very competitive market at that.

It is also a fallacy that personal injuries claims are the reason for the rise in motor insurance premiums or that that these reform will decrease those premiums, a fallacy this government has fallen hook like and sinker for. That is obvious from these figures alone.

The rise in motor insurance premiums is mostly because cars carry significantly more technology, such as sensors and cameras and are a just a lot more expensive to repair than before.

The insurance industry has spun the belief that by reducing personal injury claims it will fix a problem, but that problem is not fixable and it's all spin to try and eliminate an industry it despises.

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