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Harney releases report on Insurance

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  • 25-10-2002 2:05pm
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    The Tánaiste, Mary Harney, has published the government action plan to tackle the high cost of insurance.

    The plan contains 67 recommendations and is based on a report last April by the Motor Insurance Advisory Board.

    The Government hopes the recommendations will bring down the cost of insurance by 31% over three years.

    The interim members of the Personal Injuries Assessment Board have also been appointed: its Chair will be Dorothea Dowling, one of the authors of the Advisory Board's report.


    To me this is a cop out. We will get a decrease, maybe, over 3 years of 31%. But what has the increase been over the last 3 years easliy 30%.

    My point is that as we are now at this time paying way too much insurance, so if our insurance increases by 10% a year, then by the time the 3 years are up we will still be paying way too much insurance.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 649 ✭✭✭Kazujo


    Considering motorcycle insurance went up 45% this year 31% is nothing


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,494 ✭✭✭kayos


    Well that is a load of crap. Hell motor insurance went up by over 30% this year alone.......

    kayos


  • Registered Users Posts: 6,661 ✭✭✭Blitzkrieger


    Originally posted by yop
    67 recommendations

    We've heard that before. As long as they're just recommendations, the insurance companies won't take any notice of them.


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