Car insurance premiums fall in Q1 2020

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Research by Confused.com and Willis Towers Watson reveals dip in motor premiums, following a £47 rise over the last year.

Comprehensive car insurance premiums fell by 1% (£6) in the first quarter of 2020, according to the latest Confused.com Car Insurance Price Index in association with Willis Towers Watson.

The average premium in Q1 2020 was £809, down from £815 in the previous quarter.However, average premiums had previously been on the increase and rose by £47 over the past year.

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​​​​​​According to the data, driver in Central and North Wales saw the greatest quarterly drop in process, with premiums

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