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Get to know Fresh Insurance Services Group

Founded in 2002, Fresh Insurance Services Group established itself as a specialist insurance broker focusing on markets that were often underserved by mainstream insurers. The company built a reputation for providing policies for young drivers, high-performance or modified cars, classic cars, and motorhomes. Over the years, the company grew significantly and was eventually acquired by Kingfisher Insurance, which itself was later acquired by the global insurance group, Howden. Today, Fresh Insurance Services Group continues to operate as a distinct brand and trading name of Howden UK Brokers Limited, leveraging the resources of a larger group while maintaining its expertise in niche motor insurance.

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Fresh Insurance Services Group

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