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AA Insurance says premium levels were expected

A levelling out of car insurance premiums was an expected turn of events in the first quarter of this year, a representative from AA Insurance has suggested.

Simon Douglas, director of the organisation, made his remarks following the publication of the AA British insurance premium index, which showed that average quoted premiums fell by 3.2 per cent, but the shoparound premium recorded a slight increase.

This latter index indicated what the cheapest quotes are for cover.

Mr Douglas claimed that the overall fall is down to the fall of some high-priced broker rates which have brought down the market average.

The AA Insurance expert highlighted how most cars are historically sold during the first quarter of the year and this will have impacted the level that providers offer their services for.

"Most years we have seen insurers hold their premiums during the first quarter of the year, when there is greatest competition for business," he added.

The AA recently advised drivers to use its credit card facility, since they can earn cashback on what they spend on petrol.

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