Remember, remember the 5th of November!

By Lauren Margetts-Bullock on 11 November 2015

As the winter fast approaches and the nights are closing in, it’s that time when we all celebrate another season with Guy Fawkes night. We’ve highlighted a few areas that will help to keep you and your customers safe during these events. Whether you’re hosting or attending a fireworks display, these precautions should be considered to help keep you and your property protected.

Apprenticeship Scheme Success

By David Beswick on 05 November 2015

With apprenticeships becoming more and more popular, Saffron Insurance is proud to have been supporting their staff through these schemes over the last three years. A number of staff who joined the business at a junior level and started on the apprenticeship scheme are now working to team leader/management level, which proves the value of this initial support.

Government Support for Rural Businesses

By James Halls on 30 October 2015

In August, Matt Hancock, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, announced an ambitious new goal designed to get more small businesses working on central government contracts: By 2020, £1 out of every £3 the government spends will be on small businesses.

4 Tips to Lower Motor Costs

By Paul Walker on 26 October 2015

Owning a vehicle requires constant and potentially costly maintenance—keeping the tank filled with petrol, paying a monthly insurance premium and getting an MOT. That is why, as a motorist, you should consider these four pieces of advice to keep your costs as low as possible:

Saffron Insurance Makes A Promise Come True in Ipswich

By David Beswick on 16 October 2015

Saffron Insurance, a long established East Anglian Insurance broker, have opened an office in Great Colman Street, Ipswich. Doors opened at the start of September for clients to receive first class insurance advice.

Beware of a New 'Crash for Cash' Scam

By James Halls on 24 September 2015

Motorists are being targeted by a more aggressive version of the ‘crash for cash’ scam. In the past, criminals would stage collisions with unsuspecting motorists in order to file fraudulent insurance claims. If a criminal was able to avoid the insurer’s fraud detection systems, he or she stood to earn a sizeable payment. Recently, criminals have begun trying a more direct approach.

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