Car insurance
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Car insurance is the most common type of insurance because everyone who owns a car is required to have car insurance by law.
The cost of car insurance has risen by a lot in the last five years because of the large amount of fraudulent claims that cost the industry and which are passed onto the consumer. You can still find low cost car insurance but it is important to search the whole of the market.
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