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The kingThe king is the official storyteller of the King Price kingdom, sharing smart tips, expert insights, and practical advice about car insurance. From explaining tricky insurance terms to helping South Africans save on their premiums, his mission is to make insurance easy to understand and even easier to use. With support from a royal council of actuaries, analysts, and
King Price’s new TV advert uses animation to explain why car insurance premiums should decrease every month as your car depreciates. The campaign launched on MNet and eTV and rolls out across radio, billboards, banners, and print nationwide.
You know how grandparents are always reminiscing about how cheap everything was ‘back in the day’? A movie ticket for 17 cents, a Coke for a 5-cent coin, and a car deposit for a whole R15… Ah, the good ol’ days. Fast forward to today, and you can barely buy a lollipop for R1. But, believe it or not, there’s
Car insurance is often seen as a grudge purchase, but the right policy can genuinely save you money. From roadside assistance and medical cover to decreasing premiums and a designated-driver service, this article breaks down the financial benefits of being properly insured.
Disputes with your insurer do not have to end in a dead end. South Africa’s Ombudsman for Short-Term Insurance exists to protect policyholders when claims are rejected unfairly, responses stall, or settlement offers fall short. The service is completely free, requires no legal representation, and accepts complaints in all 11 official languages. Understanding how the process works, and when to
The South African economy forks out over 300 billion Rand each year on car accidents. In addition to drunken driving, a major factor in these incidents is that many of the vehicles aren’t roadworthy. So maybe it’s time to ask yourself if your car is in tip-top working condition.
Caravanning across South Africa is one of life’s great pleasures, until a pothole, theft, or faulty gas fitting turns your trip into an expensive ordeal. Understanding what caravan insurance actually covers, where home contents policies fall short, and how to reduce your risk on the road can make a real difference to your pocket. There is more to protecting your
Having car insurance in South Africa can significantly help you if you’re involved in an unfortunate vehicle-related incident. In 2013, the International Transport Forum’s (ITF) Annual Road Safety Report estimated the economic cost of accidents to be R307-billion each year. Such alarming figures make it essential to have cover, but how do you choose? An encouraging factor when deciding on
Considering the cost of replacing your belongings or repairing your car, most of us can’t afford to go without insurance. But when shopping around for cover, you want to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth. Enter: The no claims bonus. Sounds good, right? But let’s dig a little deeper to see if it’s really the insurance perk it claims
South Africa’s yearly car accident toll is among the highest in the world. According to a 2013 report by the International Transport Forum and The Clark Law Office attorneys, vehicle-related calamities cost the nation more than R307-billion per annum. What’s more, the same period recorded a total of 58 312 motor thefts, and 139 572 smash and grabs. With such
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