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SALLY SORTS IT: Direct Line left us stranded in France with a £1,650 bill after holiday prang. What can I do? - Vimarsana News

SALLY SORTS IT: Direct Line left us stranded in France with a £1,650 bill after holiday prang. What can I do?

Last August, we had a bump in our Volvo in southern France. We have had a hellish time getting the insurer to help get us and our car home and deal with the claim. Can you help, Sally?

SALLY SORTS IT: Direct Line left us stranded in France with a £1,650 bill after holiday prang. What can I do? - Vimarsana News

SALLY SORTS IT: Direct Line left us stranded in France with a £1,650 bill after holiday prang. What can I do?

Last August, we had a bump in our Volvo in southern France. We have had a hellish time getting the insurer to help get us and our car home and deal with the claim. Can you help, Sally?

Direct Line to be joined by former Aviva boss Adam Winslow next month - Vimarsana News

Direct Line to be joined by former Aviva boss Adam Winslow next month

Direct Line Insurance Group PLC on Friday said former Aviva PLC UK boss Adam Winslow will officially join the company as chief executive officer on March 1. The Bromley, England-based motor and home...

MARKET REPORT: S&P set for record close above 5,000 in Wall Street boom - Vimarsana News

MARKET REPORT: S&P set for record close above 5,000 in Wall Street boom

The index - home to America's biggest companies, from Microsoft and Apple to General Electric and Coca-Cola - has risen for five weeks in a row.

MARKET REPORT: S&P set for record close above 5,000 in Wall Street boom - Vimarsana News

MARKET REPORT: S&P set for record close above 5,000 in Wall Street boom

The index - home to America's biggest companies, from Microsoft and Apple to General Electric and Coca-Cola - has risen for five weeks in a row.