Endsleigh provides free key cover
Posted on May 17th, 2010
Student insurance provider Endsleigh Insurance Services Limited has announced that it is offering students free key insurance for those moving into campus accommodation, or accommodation not already protected by an Endsleigh block possessions insurance scheme.
Every year more than 5 million people lose their keys, causing great stress and costing time and money to replace.
Most rental agreements place no burden on landlords to replace lost keys, prompting Endsleigh to help support students in this way.
The offer is open to students who register their moving-in date by by 30 June 2010 and provides insurance coverage against lost or stolen keys up to £500 in value.
The insurer will also provide assistance finding a locksmith to students unable to enter their home.
Endsleigh’s Rhiannon Harris explained that the insurer wanted to help cut costs for students and help stop a small error becoming an expensive and inconvenient one.
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Aviva UK Health launches new group critical illness product
Posted on May 17th, 2010
Aviva UK Health today announced that it is enhancing its group risk proposition with a new group critical illness product. This addition and its ability to offer health and wellbeing products means that Aviva now offers one of the widest breadth of product offerings amongst the top four group risk providers.
The group critical illness market has experienced the fastest annual premium income growth out of all group risk products over the past few years. Aviva’s competitively priced product has been introduced in direct response to an increased customer demand for lower cost employee benefits to include as part of a flexible benefits scheme. T
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Liberty Mutual is studying personal online behaviors and responsibility
Posted on May 17th, 2010
Survey Shows Men Embrace and Use Social Media Much More Often Than Women
A national survey released today by Liberty Mutual’s Responsibility Project sheds light on what individuals deem responsible social media use in the workplace, in relationships, at school and as it relates to parenting. The survey is the first of its kind, studying personal online behaviors and responsibility. A key finding revealed that men are generally more accepting of social media activities and use social networking sites more than women.
The Liberty Mutual “Social Media and Personal Responsibility Survey” uncovered that men are more lenient than women when it comes to Facebook in particular, and they tend to be more actively involved in social media across the board. Key f
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It’s official! Lazy and untidy men are one of the biggest sources of irritation for Britain’s women
Posted on May 17th, 2010
A poll of a thousand people by online car insurance company swiftcover.com found that:
47% of women get impatient with untidy partners compared with just 25% of men
30% of women get impatient with partners that do not help out around the house, compared with only 10% of men
And while an equal number of men and women (37%) admit to being more impatient than three years ago, swiftcover.com found that 55% of women say their impatience has made them anxious, stressed or tearful, compared with just 33% of men. Coping strategies also differ between the sexes.
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Obama’s hails weekend’s ‘historic’ health vote
Posted on May 17th, 2010
President Barack Obama Friday hailed this weekend’s “historic” congressional vote on his health plan as the culmination of a century of struggle, at a euphoric campaign-style rally.
“Right now, we are at the point where we are going to do something historic this weekend,” Obama said, two days before a key House of Representatives vote on his sweeping reform plan.
“The time for reform is right now.” The House was expected to vote on a Senate bill on Sunday and enshrine into law comprehensive health care reform, bringing coverage to 32 million Americans who currently lack insurance. The Senate is
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Aviva has launched a specialist media insurance, which covers the industry’s specific insurance needs
Posted on May 17th, 2010
Recognising that the media industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the UK Aviva has launched a specialist media insurance, which covers the industry’s specific insurance needs.
A range of businesses, including on and offline publishers, marketing and advertising companies, photographers, broadcasters and local media, can now benefit from tailored protection against the many risks faced by those working within the media.
Aviva’s new media product provides specialist protection for expensive recording, editing and broadcasting equipment should it break down or be damaged. It
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