One of the main attractions of female only insurers is the level of cover and the extras such as priority breakdown cover and thoughtful specifics like handbag insurance and childseat replacements after accidents. Such policies are not just available from funkily named insuring agencies that state a specialisation in women's insurances, many of the regular firms now offer such to their female customers. Of course, the extra discounts for women are based on the concept that women are less costly to insure and therefore the savings should be passed on to them. A logic that is slightly lost on us as you are able to insure your male counterpart on your policy and most firms that state a specialisation in females also insure men on their own. Compare Insurance Quotes >>

Go Compare Insurance for Women
Launched as recently as November 29006. Gocompare.com reckons it prepared 11.6 million car insurance quotations in its first two years and was turning out one million a month by the end of 2008. Its cheapest quote was £60.90 for a 52-year old man driv ... » Get a Quote


eCar eVan eBike Insurance for Women
Internet only insurers have generally stuck to offering car insurance as that is where people are looking for the most savings and where the largest market is. eCar insurers have struck out with several websites and cover cars, vans, homes, couriers, compan ... » Get a Quote


Diamond Insurance for Women
Diamond car insurance is part of the Admiral Insurance Group. Diamonds insurance has been offering cheap women's car insurance since 1997 and have been giving online quotes since the year 2000. Women only insurance may sound gimmicky, but in 1998 the Automo ... » Get a Quote


Commonly, and understandably, many people think that the best savings for women are available from the specialist insurers. These days nearly all the big brands have jumped on the bandwagon and even if they are not offering direct savings from their current branding they will have set up a side line company to grab some of the market. Always compare the quotes you get from the specialist female insurers with those from a standard policy to make sure that you are getting the best deal. Also, we've always been curious as to what a "female friendly garage" is? Anyone know? †