Carole Nash launches 'One Stop' Insurance policy

Carole Nash, one of the UK’s leading insurance brokers, has launched an innovative, hassle-saving policy which will allow its customers to insure combinations of motorcycles, modern cars, classic cars and their home on one policy.

By offering a policy which covers most people’s key insurance needs, the new OMNI policy could also cut overall premium costs whilst offering the convenience of a single renewal date and point of contact for amendments and claims.

"Lower administration costs and increased purchasing power will mean greater convenience and value for money,” explained Carole Nash’s Head of Product Development, Dave Jessop, who devised the OMNI policy. “It’s a simple idea which will mean our customers will enjoy the convenience of having only one place to call to arrange, amend or claim against insurance which covers all their key needs.”

Carole Nash - which is one of the UK’s fastest-growing insurance intermediaries with nearly 240,000 policyholders, and claims market-leadership in the motorcycle market - says switching existing policies to OMNI will be simple with premiums payable in a lump sum or through regular instalments.

OMNI enables any combination of motorcycle, classic car, private car or home cover to be covered, meaning customers can choose to insure just a bike and a car, a modern and a classic car or, ultimately, a bike, car, classic car and their home and possessions. As with all Carole Nash’s motorcycle and car policies, OMNI also offers breakdown insurance including home start services and up to £50,000 motor legal protection cover.

Editor’s Notes: Founded in 1985, Carole Nash now has an annual income of over £70m and employs nearly 400 staff at its Altrincham base and Dublin offices. It is the UK’s 36th biggest insurance broker (source: Insurance Times). As well as claiming market-leadership in the motorcycle sector and being one of the biggest players in classic car market, the company was also voted by its industry peers as Personal Lines Broker of the Year and took the Training Award at the British Insurance Awards 2003. Its claims team was also honoured at the Insurance Age Awards 2004 with the Claims Initiative of the Year trophy.