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The Irish Insurance Federation recently re-launched their ongoing anti-fraud campaign and have received a surge in calls from the public in the first week of the campaign.

There is so much stress in people’s lives these days but now there is a business that wants to ease that stress.

Judge Mary Devins expressed her amazement this week when a man who was applying to have his licence restored produced a certificate of motor insurance despite still being disqualified from driving.

Whilst some are enjoying the extended Christmas holidays the freezing temperatures are wreaking havoc for others. One major impact of the recent cold spell is the number of burst pipes people have suffered.

Now you can sleep better at night because a2z financial services has just the thing - redundancy cover.

With many of us getting by on lower incomes, we’re all looking for better value for money. Today the need for competent, objective, financial guidance has never been greater. M&C Financial Services can offer you a range of top quality insurance packages with discounts to beat them all.

M&C Financial Services launched their full range of insurance products with a draw for free house insurance for a year. Roseanne Prendergast from Mayo Abbey was the lucky winner through the text message draw which was held recently.

Your home and its contents are among your most valuable possessions. Insuring them against fire, theft, and other damage should be a priority. If you have a mortgage you will be required to take out compulsory buildings insurance, which varies in price depending on the size, location, and rebuilding cost of your property. Lenders require this insurance not for your benefit but for theirs, as their priority is to protect their financial interest in the property.

It was a week to remember for Donagh Sheridan of Sheridan Insurances. Still celebrating the birth of his first son Isaac born just days before, the Thomastown resident not only picked up the Customer excellence Service provider of the year award at this year’s Kilkenny business awards but scooped the overall award for Business of the Year 2009

In the first quarter of 2009 more than €1,241 million was spend on international travel by people in Ireland. This is the equivalent of €36 million spent by people in Mayo alone. Ireland’s consumers are exposing themselves to a variety of risks by purchasing travel insurance as a commodity rather than seeking expert advice in relation to the cover, according to Brian Mullins, Irish Brokers Association Council member in Mayo.