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The AA is warning motorists to be very careful when arranging insurance cover as there is evidence that insurance companies are hardening their attitude to settling claims.

It’s official. Women make such an enormous contribution to the home that they are in fact worth more than the house itself. Indeed, a new survey by insurance company Caledonian Life has confirmed something that women have always known - they are invaluable in home life - and not just in terms of keeping everyone happy.

With the peak summer holiday time fast approaching, a timely recent survey conducted by AA Travel Insurance found that 12 per cent of motorists have reported an increase in the cost of car hire this year.

If you kick the smoking habit you can actually save quite a lot of money on our life assurance, mortgage protection insurance, and serious illness cover. Most people are not aware of this, and even if you have stopped smoking, you may now qualify for much lower non-smoker rates.

Castlebar Chamber of Commerce is staging a ‘Managing your cash in difficult times’ seminar, sponsored by Hastings Group insurance brokers, on Thursday May 27 in the Welcome Inn Hotel at 6pm.

As the nation waits for the economy to pick up and hopes that individuals with entrepreneurial spirit can lift us out of this recession, thousands of enterprising people throughout Westmeath are looking at other opportunities to generate or supplement their income.

Driving on two occasions without insurance cost a Ballybane man €1,000 in fines at Galway District Court this week.

Over 8,000 people in Kilkenny are paying too much for car insurance as a new survey dispels the myth that going direct is cheaper.

In an unusual move, the Department of Finance published a draft of the proposed NAMA legislation for public debate and discussion throughout the summer, in advance of it being formally debated in the Dáil in September after the summer break.

In an unusual move, the Department of Finance published a draft of the proposed NAMA legislation for public debate and discussion throughout the summer, in advance of it being formally debated in the Dáil in September after the summer break.