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Confused.com Launches Its 2-For-1 Dining Card To Say Thank You To Customers
Released on: November 03, 2011, 4:13 pm Confused.com has launched a 2-for-1 dining card in conjunction with Hi-Life to say thank you to customers who purchase car insurance or home insurance in November through Confused.com. Discounts and offers on expenses like dining out and entertainment are becoming more important as inflation erodes people's disposable income and many people have to tighten their purse strings. Recent research by the Institute for Fiscal Studies identifies that there has been a fall in median net household income of 3.5%, the largest single-year drop since 1981.* These additional pressures on incomes mean people are not only on the lookout for bargains but are also becoming savvier. To help, Confused.com is giving away a 2-for-1 Hi - Life dining card to all customers who buy a car insurance or home insurance policy in November 2011 through Confused.com. For customers this means 2-for-1 on eating out all day every day at over 3,500 participating restaurants for a whole year, meaning the savings keep on coming. Catering for all tastes and price ranges, customers can enjoy 2-for-1 at Malmaison, Loch Fyne, Prezzo, Pizza Hut and thousands of other restaurants besides. Click here for a full list of 2-for-1 dining offers from Confused.com. Gareth Kloet, head of car insurance at Confused.com, said: "Saving people time and money is at the very heart of our business at Confused.com so the 2 for 1 dining card offer is something we believe will add real value to our customers. With Christmas fast approaching and so many people looking to cut back on expense without making lifestyle changes, we are hopeful it will be well received as an additional thank you for using our site." Mark Gabriel, head of home insurance at Confused.com, added: "The recent downturn has made us more careful about what we spend and made us savvier in searching for savings. The 2-for-1 dining card can be used for a year and gives great savings on well-known restaurants throughout the UK. Car and home insurance is a necessity so at Confused.com we wanted to give our customers a great deal on their insurance but a little extra at the same time." - Ends - Notes to Editors: About Confused.com: Confused.com is owned by the Admiral Group plc. Admiral listed on the London Stock Exchange in September 2004. Confused.com is regulated by the FSA. About Hi-Life : Hi- Life's mission has always been to provide excellence, both in the restaurants
it selects and the service it provides. The restaurants are chosen to reflect all
tastes across the dining spectrum, offering an unrivalled range of cuisines and
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