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 Living Cost Increases Lower Insurance PoliciesBrits have been hit by a 26 per cent rise in the cost of living over the last two years as everyday bills creep up, according to insurance provider, Combined Insurance. Insurers Should be Informed About Travel HolidaysIt has been reported that around seventeen per cent of British drivers will head abroad, with their cars in the next year, but many could be left with a car insurance headache, for keeping mum on their driving trips. Store CardsDespite new rules to protect the UK's 11 million store card holders, analysis from money website, Fool.co.uk reveals that stores are still ripping off customers, with some charging almost 50 per cent more interest on their store cards than credit cards. House Market May Take Years to RecoverHouse prices will take more than four years to rise above their 2007 peak, a wide ranging survey of experts has warned, thus also affecting the mortgage market. Football CardsFootball fans attracted by their team’s affinity credit card offerings this season should defend their financial position by checking out the alternative borrowing deals on the market before signing up, advises data comparison site Moneynet.co.uk. Flooding Limits Will Help InsuranceThe Association of British Insurers (ABI) is warning home owners, who live in areas that are at more risk of flooding, that their properties may not be covered by home insurance policies, unless the Government, intervene and create measures that will limit floods and thus their damaging affects. Private Medical Insurers Unclear on Cancer CoverCancer insurance policies, which are offered by Private medical insurance (PMI) providers have been criticised for their lack of clarity and inclusion of ambiguous terminology, that may result in people being excluded from treatment and unclear of their entitlements, according to a study by Mercer and Cancerbackup, the cancer charity. Mortgage Debt Will Affect PensionersA third of the UK population who are in or nearing retirement, owe a whopping £207 billion in outstanding mortgage debt; averaging at £37,316 per head reveals a new report from Key Retirement Solutions, the leading independent equity release specialist. Homeowners Ditch Life InsuranceAccording to broker, My Mortgage Direct, fewer mortgage borrowers are now signing up for life insurance policies in an effort to save cash, homeowners are ditching life cover. Debt RemediesIf you are one of the many British consumers, who are stuck deep in debt, you would probably know, that there are a number of options available, if it ever becomes unmanageable. Bankruptcy is, fortunately, only for the most intractable cases, while the relatively new - and heavily advertised - "Individual Voluntary Arrangement" (IVA) is a kind of half-way house that typically allows property owners to keep their homes.
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