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'Car insurance premiums expected to fall as whiplash reforms take force'
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MSE News: Car insurance premiums expected to fall by up to £35/yr as whiplash reforms take force
Drivers could save up to £35 a year on their car insurance, the Ministry of Justice has said, as major reforms to the claims process for whiplash injury come into effect this week. The shake-up includes a new online portal for road traffic injury claims, while whiplash cases can no longer be settled without medical evidence.
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Why would the possibility of insurance companies not having to pay out as much lead to lower premiums for me, rather than increased profits for them?
I want to go back to The Olden Days, when every single thing that I can think of was better.....
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Well they have to make that money they are now going to lose from loyal customers somehowfacade said:Why would the possibility of insurance companies not having to pay out as much lead to lower premiums for me, rather than increased profits for them? Life in the slow lane0
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