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Car insurers still charging high APRs on monthly payments despite regulator scrutiny

Car insurers still charging high APRs on monthly payments despite regulator scrutiny

Robert Parker-JonesNews2 days ago20 Views

Many car insurers continue to charge annual percentage rates (APRs) as high as credit card lenders for customers paying monthly: Which?.

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