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Cases in the Ranfurly area
Cases in the Ranfurly area
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Insurance Agents
Slater Hogg & Howison
1 Main Street, Windsor Place, Bridge of Weir PA11 3AF, UK – 01505 630028
Slater Hogg were appointed to sell my late Mother's house. Given that I live a distance away, I had to trust them to manage the process without being directly involved myself. Nicola, Colin and the team efficiently marketed the property and arranged and managed the viewings. I received regular feedback on progress, and when Nicola felt the time was right, the offer/acceptance process was driven to a swift and satisfactory conclusion. Highly professional. DMcL
The team at Slater Hogg & Howison stood out when I initially contacted a number of companies. Not only did they see the potential and give the highest estimate, when they were chosen, they delivered and sold above the estimate. The additional help, services and advice plus the friendly and attentive staff leave me with no doubt that I would recommend Slater Hogg and Howison to anyone selling a property. Great job and thank you. Eric MacVicar
Comparing insurance deals via comparison websites is a kind of religion today. Below are some of the big ones. It is worth remembering that rankings can be influenced by commission rates on some deals!
Cooperative do home and business insurance but can have very competitive for younger driver car insurance. See the Motoring section
Interestingly Direct Line can very competitive and are not available on the comparison websites - which take substantial commissions for providing their service.
Nationwide don't just do banking but have a full range of insurance services worth consdering.
The NFU do lots of home insurance. We have found them excellent. They also they do a whole range of risks including motor insurance which is very well worth a look.
It really is worth looking at the whole pet insurance field - but watch the exclusions and effect of age on the coverage of your pet.
