Tackleguard Fishing Insurance

Other Resources

British Women Waste
Each of these items costs an average £21.82. 138 But it’s not just women who have hundreds of pounds of clothes going to waste in their closets – men are nearly as bad. This equates to a whopping £12,810*** worth of 138 unworn clothes over the average working life. Read more...
Parents are a cause for conecern.
04/02/2006 The state of housing inhabited by Britain’s over 60s is causing major concern to their families, according to research by Direct 173 Line Home Response 24. Results were weighted to be representative of the GB population. The survey was carried out online. Worse still, even when their parents do try to have their property repaired significant numbers (nine per cent of over 60s) get ripped off by cowboy tradesmen and pay too much for home repairs. Such is the concern of some that more than one in 10 offspring have relocated themselves or their parents to be close to each other. Read more...
Springs into action
The insurer has also taken a series of steps to support affected customers in parts of the Scottish borders, North and West Wales, Cumbria and most recently Birmingham; Proactive calls made to Lloyds TSB branches in affected areas to offer help and assistance to customers where needed. 200/05 12 October 2005 Following the severe weather conditions sweeping many parts of the UK, Lloyds TSB Insurance has experienced a surge in calls and claims for flood and storm damage. If your insurance provider has a 24-hour helpline they will probably be able to give details of local trades people. Read more...
Gift Fest This Christmas
Research by Churchill Home Insurance reveals that parents are planning to shell out £119 on presents for each of their children this year. And it doesn’t 34 end there – the same adults are expecting to spend a further 34 £16** on every other child they know. Father Christmas’ annual visit gets the kids excited, but that’s where the magic ends for UK parents as they gear up to spend a whopping £1.4billion* on presents this year. Churchill’s Head of Home Insurance, Martin Scott said:. Read more...