Motor premiums still in decline in real terms, says ABI

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Motor insurance premiums are still at a seven-year low in real terms, despite optimism from other tracking publications, according to the Association of British Insurers.

Recent estimates from quote-based trackers Confused.com/WTW and Consumer Intelligence have suggested that motor premiums increased following a five-year low in 2021 Q3. However, the ABI’s tracker

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