[eye30]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-22198676

What's the odds that premiums will rise..................

[potnodleman]

I doubt it will make any difference really since they are a massive company and 6% isnt really much for a company that size, besides they cant raise premiums too much because they need to be competitive or they will lose more customers.

lets just hope they dont raise prices cus im with them for my car insurance and they are usually cheaper then everywhere else and on top of that I usually get like £50 - £70 through cashback sites with them too, which makes it even more cheaper 

[Surferdude]

Never heard of them in Ox, but I did some research.

Oh what a tangled web we weave.

After trolling through all sorts of links, I "think" they have sold their interests to the mob which controls NRMA Insurance. But I can't be sure. I also found some references to The National Australia Bank buying into the mix a little while ago.

It would appear though, that whatever operations they had in Australia are now locally owned and controlled, sort of like when ING got out of Canada and left their operation in local ownership.

Aviva's website doesn't link to any Australian site.

Anyone else over here got any more definitive info?

[Dazzler]

Didn't ring any bells with me either Trev 

[Shambles]

I feel so guilty, not renewing with Aviva 3 weeks ago, especially as they forked out for a new windscreen for me in Feb 



Nah - not guilty at all

[Surferdude]

I feel so guilty, not renewing with Aviva 3 weeks ago, especially as they forked out for a new windscreen for me in Feb 



Nah - not guilty at all

See. It's people like you who cost all those poor buggers their jobs.