Consumers urged to shop around for insurance

CONSUMERS could save themselves several hundred euro by shopping around for the best deals on home insurance, an industry watchdog said yesterday.

Fri, 10 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Ed Carty

The Financial Regulator noted that FBD had some of the best deals, with savings of up to €230 euro and the lowest quotes on offer for people living in rented accommodation.

The watchdog advised tenants in apartments, bedsits and houses to get their personal possessions insured.

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