Churchill Insurance offers high online discount

The now famous Churchill dog has successfully brought Churchill Insurance into the nation’s consciousness. Along with the dog has come the positive phrase, “Oh yes!” giving us the firm understanding that Churchill Insurance can and will be able to attend to your insurance needs.

Here are one or two background facts about Churchill Insurance. It is quite a young insurance company, having launched in 1989 as one of the first direct motor insurers in the UK. Insurance was extended to the home a year later and further expansion of services means that Churchill now provides cover for cars, home, travel, pets, plus breakdown cover, and van and motorcycle insurance.

Churchill was acquired by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group in 2003 and is now part of the RBS Insurance division. It is a UK-based company with all call centres in the UK. Policies are sold on the Internet or over the phone.

Churchill the dog was born in 1996, and is said to a breed of “Nodding Dog”! His catch phrase is well-known and his favourite pastime is said to be “helping Britain save money on insurance”. You can even buy a Classic Nodding Dog, as well as a Talking Churchill Dog Soft Toy, available online, by phone or by post. He even has his own Facebook page!

In common with most insurance websites you can get quotes for your requirements online. Benefits from buying Churchill insurance online range from a 10% discount for pet insurance to a 15% discount for both car and home insurance. Breakdown cover comes with a whopping 35% discount when you buy online.

Over the years Churchill Insurance has won a number of awards. It aims to provide top customer service and it surveys a thousand customers a month to ensure it continues to deliver.

For a free quote from Churchill visit:

• Churchill home insurance
• Churchill car insurance
• Churchill travel insurance

To compare multiple insurers visit insurance for over 50s or for a free quote from the leading over 50s travel insurer visit Saga insurance.

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