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Gadget Graveyard as One in Five Brits Break Their Tablets

· Men are more likely to drop their tablet than women · One in five admitted to leaving their tablet in an unattended place · A third of respondents happily let their toddlers play with their tablet Research from Endsleigh Insurance discovered one in five of us have broken or damaged a tablet in the past, with the top misdemeanours including dropping them, water damage and a child getting their hands on them.   39% of respondents admitted they would happily let their toddler play with their tablet, although the more mature owners are more cautious, with 85% of over 55s

11 PENCE BEER, LAVA LAMPS AND CEEFAX: ENDSLEIGH SHOWCASE EVOLUTION OF STUDENTS

Endsleigh reveals some considerably changes to the lifestyle of students! To celebrate the mass of eager Freshers new adventures into independent life, student insurance provider Endsleigh has created an animated graphic revealing some of the biggest changes in student lifestyle over the past five decades. The graphic uncovers the mammoth rise in students across the UK, sharing that some of the UK’s regions alone contain more students than the UK’s countrywide average in the early 70s. From handwritten essays to the evolution of Ceefax and the cost of beer, the graphic highlights key

Students now take over £2000 worth of gadgets and possessions to university

Research released by Endsleigh, the number one student gadget insurance provider, shows that the average student now takes over £2000 worth of possessions to university, with high tech gadgets proving to be the most popular by far.Research released by Endsleigh, the number one student gadget insurance provider, shows that the average student now takes over £2000 worth of possessions to university, with high tech gadgets proving to be the most popular by far.   Endsleigh’s 2013 Student Survey, which was carried out by the National Union of Students, surveyed a sample of 1704 students

Endsleigh Insurance expects a year of changing prices

From the start of the new fiscal year (6thApril) there will be several changes affecting employment law and therefore income protection insurance.  New rules about taking action in Employment Tribunals will make it more expensive to challenge employment terminations, and from the same date, new starters will have no access to tribunals for 24 months instead of the current 12. This could affect the price and cover offered in many income protection policies. More sweeping changes are likely in December when a ruling by the European Court of Justice comes into effect. At the moment, UK

Tips for home-workers from Endsleigh Insurance

The current job market is encouraging many people, especially working mums, to try self-employed life for the first time.  Endsleigh Insurance provides tips for people setting up their own businesses. Kate Jenner Commercial Team Manager of http://www.endsleigh.co.uk/ commented:  “We’re getting more and more enquiries from people setting up in business on their own for the first time.  The internet has made it easier and cheaper for people to trade, but so many are naïve about how to go about it.” Top 5 tips 1.       Benefit from business accountsIt may not seem like a priority if

Survey: Brits love their mobiles and gadgets more than their families – Endsleigh Insurance

It’s official:  We value our gadgets ahead of our own lives.  That is the finding of a recent survey by Endsleigh Insurance, which revealed that office workers are twice as likely to insure their gadgets than take out life insurance.In a new poll, office workers were asked whether they would be more likely to insure themselves, or their mobiles and iPads if they had an extra £20 in their salary. As many 28% of those surveyed would insure their mobile phone or laptop, compared to just 17% who would invest in life insurance. When questioned further, respondents said that they couldn’t live

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