It 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.Following a poll by Sainsbury’s Car Insurance the firm’s warning state, that motorists are failing to inform [...]
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Insurers Should be Informed About Travel Holidays
December 20th, 2009 
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