The Tipton selects Uinsure as exclusive GI supplier

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The Tipton & Coseley Building Society has named Uinsure as its preferred supplier for general insurance.

The deal means existing customers of the Tipton will be introduced to Uinsure on renewal of their existing policies.

The West Midlands-based society joins Darlington, Furness, Melton Mowbray and Mansfield building society which all named Uinsure as their sole supplier of home insurance during the last 12 months.

Simon Taylor, Uinsure’s CEO, said: “The building society market is of great importance to Uinsure and we have made significant progress in it over the last 12 months – I’m delighted to see that continue further with this partnership with the Tipton.

“The Society is very well respected and, in recent years, has invested heavily in its digital strategy to improve customer experience – this is an ethos and approach shared with Uinsure. I am delighted the Tipton has joined forces with Uinsure to offer our 5* rated products to its customers.”

Lee Judson, general manager, sales & marketing at the Tipton, added: “This partnership will allow both new and existing customers, access to highly regarded home insurance, and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing a competitive range of services. We look forward to a lasting relationship.”

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