Endsleigh Insurance
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Endsleigh Insurance offers a range of car insurance, home insurance, travel insurance, and life insurance.
The insurer also has a comprehensive range of low cost student insurance products that can be customised to meet your needs and the items that you want covered.
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Financial Ombudsman receives record PPI claimsSix out of every 10 cases handled by the Financial Ombudsman Service in the past year were about the sale of payment protection insurance (PPI). |
Public sector workers earn more for less hours, says ONS reportOfficial data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows that employee sick days have fallen by 36 per cent since their peak of 2003 and now average 4.5 days per employee. |
Pound at record rate v EuroUK travellers heading to the Eurozone will get more for their money as Euros are being sold at 1.20 to the Pound for the first time in three and a half years. |
Aviva chief Andrew Moss quits amid pay stormAndrew Moss has resigned as chief executive of Aviva with immediate effect after the insurer lost a shareholder vote over pay at its annual meeting last week. |
DIY spending falls to record low as Brits stop moving houseThe fall in spending on DIY is linked to a fall in the number of property sales in the UK. |
Service sector grows for 16th consecutive monthBritain’s services sector activity grew at a slower rate than expected in April, dropping to the lowest level since November, according to new figures. |
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. |
Lloyds slams PPI claims process as RBS sets aside extra £125mLloyds banking Group says that the "harvesting" tactics adopted by claim management companies is unfair and wastes time and money on claims from people who were never customers. |

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