by CRASA | 18 May, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Insurance, Market News, Motoring News, Personal Finance, Short-term Insurance News
Short-term Insurance & Personal Finance Insurers warn of new car theft device used by criminal syndicates using a method known as a “relay attack”. Visit CRA’s blog page for more relevant articles. This device targets new-generation...
by CRASA | 28 Apr, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Insurance, Market News, Personal Safety, Short-term Insurance News
Public Safety & Short-term Insurance Explored Trackers are becoming mandatory as hijacking trends shift in SA where data from the South African Police Services shows that carjacking incidents have increased across the country over the past three...
by CRASA | 30 Mar, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Insurance, Personal Finance, Short-term Insurance News
Short-Term Insurance & Personal Finance Explored Is it more expensive to insure an electric vehicle than a petrol or diesel vehicle because more and more South Africans are considering the switch from internal combustion engine (ICE) cars to electric...
by CRASA | 28 Mar, 2022 | Blog Articles, Industry News, Insurance, Motoring News, Short-term Insurance News
Short-term Insurance & Motoring Explored 8 Reasons why your insurance claim is rejected because not holding up your side of the deal could see your policy voided. Visit CRA’s blog page for more relevant articles. Motorists in South...
by CRASA | 24 Mar, 2022 | Business, Industry News, Insurance
Insurance Explored By Brian Boland Inflation and insurance, time for a review of your coverage options and limits to ensure that your shop has sufficient insurance cover as well as that your risks are managed to an acceptable level. Visit CRA’s...
by CRASA | 7 Mar, 2022 | Client Service, Industry News, Insurance
CRA Insurance & Customer Service Explored By Barrett Smith Don’t keep your customers in the dark while negotiating with insurers because consumers are all too often kept in the dark and made unaware of the ugliness of “negotiations” between repairers...
