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Source Insurance has launched a prize draw competition for brokers during the month of August.

It has unveiled the month long promotion to celebrate its 20 years in business.

‘In to Win’ runs throughout August with every GI case a broker places with The Source earning a ticket in the prize draw with a chance to win an iPad, iPad mini or an iPod.

Therefore, the more cases written, the higher the chances of winning. The prize draw will take place in early September.

Rob Rushton, head of sales and marketing at the Source, said: “August can be a slow month for brokers as a lot of people take their summer holidays, however, with the bounce back in the housing market we think there is a great opportunity for brokers to capitalise on this and we wanted to support them with an additional incentive.”

The competition applies to all household, buy-to-let and ASU policies sold throughout the month of August 2013. Full Terms & Conditions apply.

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