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Confused.com reveals the cars topping the speeding charts

Confused.com has revealed which cars are most likely to be driven by those who have committed driving offences.

Based on the car ...

Provident Personal Credit 'Good Neighbour' programme reaches milestone

Provident Personal Credit's 'Good Neighbour' programme reached a milestone at the end of 2011, with the company having provided support to over 500 organisations over the past three years, ...

FreeAgent Alerts tool puts accountants on the front foot

FreeAgent, the online accounting pioneer, has launched a new Alerts tool enabling accountants to automatically track their clients' finances and highlight in real-time areas of opportunity or ...

Confused.com partners with medical insurance comparison website ActiveQuote

Confused.com is pleased to announce the launch of its latest partnership with private medical insurance comparison website ActiveQuote which will power the Confused.com private medical insurance ...

Confused.com and Nectar unveil Swap day in London with Keith Chegwin

Confused.com is celebrating its Nectar Points promotion by bringing back the spirit of nostalgic TV show 'Swap Shop' to central London for one day only.

New research carried ...

Confused.com reveals regional Britain hit by insurance price rises higher than inflation

Confused.com has revealed that car insurance prices have risen at a higher rate than inflation in many regions over the last twelve months. The cost of comprehensive cover rose by 4.9% over all in ...

Prudential reveals expected retirement incomes hit five year low

Prudential has revealed that people retiring in 2012 expect to live on an average annual income of £15,500 - over £1,000 a year less (6 per cent) than those who retired in 2011. The ...

Confused.com reveals that Life Insurance is more than a form of future protection

Confused.com has revealed that life insurers are offering an increasing range of extras to policyholders, in a bid to boost take-up of the product.

One of the most unusual ...

Admiral reveals car crime creating a nervy nation

Britain’s motorists are living in fear of having their car stolen or broken into according to a new poll, even though car crime numbers have fallen over the years.

Saxo Bank releases 10 Outrageous Predictions for 2012

Saxo Bank has today released its annual Outrageous Predictions. Among the unlikely events predicted by the Bank are that Australia will go into recession, Basel III and regulation will force 50 ...