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  • GastonJ
    V.I.P. Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 5505

    #1

    I look forward to decreased premiums

    Government plans target cut in bogus car whiplash claims

    Ministers have unveiled plans to reduce the number of whiplash claims in England and Wales, which have been blamed for rising car insurance rates.

    Justice Secretary Chris Grayling will launch a consultation on making it easier for insurers to challenge such claims following traffic accidents.

    Independent medical panels could assess the validity of whiplash cases.

    Mr Grayling said honest drivers had been paying for a system open to abuse from fraudsters for too long.

    BBC News - Government plans target cut in bogus car whiplash claims

    Insurers say that whiplash claims cost them ?2bn a year, equivalent to ?90 per vehicle policy. The government said the insurance industry had committed to passing savings made from the changes on to consumers.

    Which MP will I be writing to once the new legislation comes in and I don't see my premium cut by ?90 a year I wonder..... The headlines should be "Government helps insurance companies to make more profit"" - I wonder which MP's are on the board of, or will be joining the boards of insurance companies when they don't get re-elected.
    Last edited by GastonJ; 12 December, 2012, 22:15.
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  • super jumbe
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    • Dec 2008
    • 11610

    #2
    If whiplash claims ends our solicitors will be out of ????????????? they take the big bite..
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    • GastonJ
      V.I.P. Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 5505

      #3
      That they do, but if insurance companies make such bold claims (and I know it's those very companies that sell my details to shysters to sue them with) then I'd like to see the reduction in premiums that the MP (the ones who's wages I pay with my taxes) make them stick with that claim and reduce my premium by ?90 since those nice MP's have changed things so that the money is saved.

      Usual bo**ox tbh, I don't expect to see any reduction, I expect the companies to pocket the money as profits and the MP's to get jobs on the boards of insurance companies. Just why they don't have the nads to say that is beyond me.
      My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
      Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
      No good deed goes unpunished....

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      • rds60h
        DK Veteran
        • Nov 2008
        • 622

        #4
        They could get ATOS to do the assessments.
        The claims would have no chance then !

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        • GastonJ
          V.I.P. Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 5505

          #5
          They have no intentions of reducing premiums, it will just mean more profits.
          My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
          Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
          No good deed goes unpunished....

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