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Car Insurance: Women-only insurers |

Friday, 04 January 2008
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Specialist women-only insurers sprung up a few years ago in recognition that women are safer drivers and therefore represent a lower underwriting risk.
And with insurers realising the potential of marketing plans to women, there are now a wide range of different policies available to the female population.
With adverts decked in pink and catchy soundtracks you can't help but sing along to, these insurers bring promise of cheaper car insurance - usually through some kind of Australian slang.
Because of the exclusive nature of these companies, the services offered cater for a wide range of extras in addition to insuring their cars. From handbag cover, a wide network of female-friendly repairers and even a 24-hour counselling line for those suffering stress and trauma on the road.
But aside from all the advertisement, can these companies offer a cheaper car insurance quote?
According to a recent survey of motor insurers, some of these specialist companies might actually be more expensive than other deals on the market.
There are now a wide range of motor insurance companies available on the market - including some which cater for women-only. However, there are other steps that can be taken in order to save money on their car insurance: Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
David is an experienced writer based in the UK, currently working in the dotcom industry
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