Broker wins free home insurance at FSE Glasgow
GI provider Uinsure gave brokers the chance to win one year of free home insurance at the Financial Services Expo in Glasgow earlier this month.
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Brokers at the event, held at the city’s Hilton Hotel, simply had to visit the Uinsure stand and complete a quotation to be in with a chance of winning.
John Tullett of Ayrshire Financial Services was picked at random as the lucky recipient.
Jason Berry, director of sales at Uinsure, said:
“We believe our Home Insurance products offer excellent pricing and a quality which is recognized as the best in the market. In the last few months alone we’ve received 5 Star ratings from both Defaqto (for the third consecutive year) and financial information company Moneyfacts. This competition for brokers gave us a chance to have some fun and let one lucky winner experience the quality cover for themselves. Huge congratulations to John!”
Uinsure will be running the competition again at this year’s FSE events in Manchester (18th May), Cardiff (29th June) and London (14th September).
To sign up for FSE, visit http://www.financialservicesexpo.co.uk/
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