Struggling Helphire, the accident management company that offers courtesy cars to insured drivers who are involved in accidents that were not their fault, have formed a partnership with Hastings Insurance Services.
In September this year it was reported that Helphire had been hit on several fronts when Arcomas ended their association with the company, the owners of AA and Saga insurance had accounted for one fifth of Helphire turnover.
At the same time the financial crisis took it’s effect on Helphire who saw a fall in business through fewer vehicles and less accidents on the roads as well as a massive depreciation in it’s stock of vehicles.
The new agreement has been welcomed by both parties, Helphire saying that customers would enjoy high quality accident management services and the company was committed to offering high level service.
Hastings said the agreement with Helphire provides a product offering that caters for the needs of its customers and is adaptable depending on the markets changing needs.
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