Car insurance prices rise in the third quarter

Cars on a motorway

The quarterly rise in comprehensive car insurance premiums was the first time since June 2011.

According to the Confused.com Car Insurance Price Index in association with Towers Watson, car insurance prices rose by a fraction between June and September.

Comprehensive premiums ticked up by 0.4% and third party, fire and theft policies rose by 0.2% in the period.

The increase in prices this quarter slowed the annualised rate of price reduction down. Average comprehensive premiums have fallen by 10.7% across the UK since September last year, compared to 14.6% for the twelve months to June

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