Analysis: Why falling premiums do not mean clear cut savings for motorists
Falling average motor premiums may represent less significant savings for individual consumers than at first glance, experts have cautioned, while a swift return to pre-Covid motor premium levels is "not inevitable."
The average price paid for comprehensive motor insurance in the second quarter of the year was £460, down £14 on the first quarter of the year, and down £9 year on year, according to the Association
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