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In 2025 and beyond, the only thing that’s guaranteed to be more unpredictable than the weather is life itself. Yet, despite life’s constant curveballs, too many people treat insurance like it’s that last email that hit their inboxes on 13 December 2024… Easily ignored. But what if we told you that, with a little effort, you could turn insurance from
It’s Car Insurance Day on 1 February… And it’s a good day to review your car insurance to make sure you’re properly covered. Wait … What? But why do we even need car insurance? Here’s why every South African should have car insurance: Don’t be that guy: Don’t be the person who thinks that accidents only happen to other people.
Before the pink hearts and sparkly balloons take over everything (yes, Valentine’s Day, we’re talking about you) there’s another really important day to consider: Car Insurance Day. Forget chocolates and roses though, 1 February is about hailstorms and third party liability. So, here’s how to find car insurance that meets your needs. It ain’t sexy, but it’s necessary. Why you
Look, we get it. Cape Town isn’t everyone’s cup of rooibos tea. Maybe you got sunburnt on a Robben Island tour (don’t forget the sunscreen, folks!), or perhaps a flock of overzealous seagulls swiped your boerewors roll at Kalk Bay (those feathered fiends!). Whatever the reason, you’ve sworn off the ‘Mother City’ faster than a springbok ditches a banana. But
Car insurance is 1 of the great grudge purchases of our time. But in South Africa, car insurance isn’t a nice-to-have: It’s absolutely vital to protect yourself from a range of risks. There are 3 main reasons why you need car insurance in 2025 (and, in fact, always) Accident damage and total loss There are about 12 million vehicles on South Africa’s
South Africa is the land of sunshine, braais and surprise downpours that leave you feeling like a soggy springbok. Don’t let the grey skies get you down, though! Ditch the doom and gloom, dust off your adventurous spirit and get ready to explore some epic indoor activities that’ll have you saying ‘bring on the storm!’ Channel your inner artist Feeling
South Africa’s wildlife, weather, culture and safety tips unpacked for first,time visitors. There’s more to plan than you might think.
Car insurance in South Africa is not one,size,fits,all. Knowing which option suits your risk and budget could save you plenty.
King Price offers more car insurance types than you’d expect, from third party to agreed value. Which one actually fits your life?
Driving in the rain in South Africa can be risky, with wet, slippery roads increasing the chances of accidents. Whether you’re a new driver or have years of experience, the unpredictability of South Africa’s rainy season (and Mzansi’s drivers) makes it essential to exercise extra caution. In this blog post, we’re sharing the top 5 tips to help you stay