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Monthly Insurance Payments Hit with Annual Rates Exceeding 30%
Some motorists who opt for monthly insurance payments are facing annual rates that can be as high as 30%, according to Which?.
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- Monthly insurance payments are being charged at annual rates exceeding 30%, affecting many financially strained households.
- This 'poverty premium' is particularly problematic for those who cannot afford to pay upfront, leading to significant financial hardship.
- The Which? report calls for more transparent communication from insurers about the true cost of monthly versus full-year insurance plans.
- Introduction to the 'poverty premium' issue
- Explanation of the Which? study findings
- Consumer advocacy group's call for transparency
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