Britain’s financial watchdog said on Friday several insurers have agreed to suspend sales of policies that cover the depreciation of cars after it said it was worried the deals did not offer value for money.
The suspension relates to so-called guaranteed asset protection (GAP) insurance meant to cover the difference between a car’s purchase price and its market value when a customer makes a claim after a theft, a crash or for some other reason.
The insurers that had…
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