Britain is set for another year of skyrocketing car insurance premiums after the cost of insuring a vehicle rose to record levels last year
GB News host Stephen Dixon has given viewers a top tip for slashing the cost of their car insurance.
This comes as the cost of car insurance premiums is set to skyrocket again this year.
The average price of car insurance is now roughly £465, with London seeing costs as high as £678, data suggests.
Speaking about car insurance on GB News, novelist and psychotherapist Lucy Beresford said: "People are not taking out car insurance because they can't afford it."
"There are so many people who live in areas where the transport links are really rubbish, so they need their car.
"If you're a community nurse, if you work in any kind of industry where you're moving around, you might need your car, but you can't afford it.
"People are not making claims on their insurance because first of all, they'll lose their no claims bonus. I mean, my insurance last summer tripled, just tripled, and my car is worth less than my insurance."
Stephen then asked her: "Have you rung them up? I always ring them up and they'll drop it by 50 per cent. They just do it."
