Castle Cover car insurance
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Castle Cover are the over 50's insurance specialists that deal exclusively with customers who are age 50 plus so they can bring you a cheaper, fairer premium.
The benefits of a car insurance policy with Castle Cover include:
- 24 hour claims line based in the UK
- cover to drive any car
- emergency breakdown cover
- legal protection cover
Get a quote from a panel of 70 car insurers, including Castle Cover insurance, through our partnership with Confused.com.
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Aviva shareholders vote against remuneration planAt Aviva's annual meeting in London today, shareholders voted against the insurers remuneration plan after seeing a fall in share value and profits in the past year. |
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