Let’s face it, your hot morning shower, or steamy evening bath is probably one of the greatest pleasures of your day. Hot water is what separates us from the animals. Hot water and WiFi. And while King Price buildings insurance clients can sing their favourite tunes while they scrub-a-dub-dub, knowing that the king has their geysers insured in the event […]
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February 25, 2015 |
A quick guide to King Price’s policies
Making sure that all of your precious treasures are covered can be confusing (and let’s be honest, kinda boring unless you insure with King Price). Sure, getting car insurance for your car is straightforward…. But what about everything else?
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February 18, 2015 |
What you can expect from our royal service
There are a couple of things that make King Price Insurance unique in the world of insurance. For starters, there’s our one-of-a-kind business model which provides our clients with super cheap insurance premiums that DECREASE monthly along with the depreciation of your car.
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February 11, 2015 |
Stay connected with King Price online
Oh, how do we appreciate thee? Let us count the ways…. Since February is the time for focusing on relationships, we at the kingdom of King Price figured it would be a good time to remind you of all the ways that I stay connected with our valued clients (that’s you) online.
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February 3, 2015 |
5 Lessons we can all learn from learner drivers
There are some things in life, and on the road, which are great equalisers. Whether you’re driving the convertible sports car of your dreams, or still stuck with your second-hand student-mobile, there are some issues that all drivers need to deal with. These include traffic, etolls and of course… the big red ‘L’ we’ve all stuck on our rear window.
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January 28, 2015 |
Car rental from the king
Wouldn’t it be great if we all had personal teleportation devices in our home, and we could just say ‘beam me up’ anytime we wanted to travel anywhere in the country? Sadly, while we wait for that to happen, we’ll just have to make do with regular old road travel and etolls.
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