Alliance for Insurance Reform is calling on govt. to act and improve competition by attracting more providers into the market.
Insurance costs have jumped 15 percent since new award guidelines were introduced earlier this year.
That's according to a survey of motorists, businesses and community groups by the Alliance for Insurance Reform.
It's calling on the to act and improve competition by attracting more providers into the market.
Director of the Alliance, Peter Boland, says it's a serious problem
"Before the pandemic, premiums were already unsustainably high for so many sectors of Irish society. Now, if the economy and society as a whole are going to recover from the pandemic, premiums must come down significantly"#InsuranceReform https://t.co/SkpRwcSizg pic.twitter.com/qzYSmBMyjX
— Alliance For Insurance Reform (@InsuranceRefIre) October 19, 2021
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