New to Car Insurance Terms? Here's What You Need to Know. Buying car insurance can sometimes be a tedious task, especially if you're a first time buyer. KennCo always try to make purchasing car insurance as easy and simple as possible for you. Therefore, we compiled a list of the most common car insurance terms used. There are some car insurance terms that you will need to be familiar with when purchasing. Below are some translations of basic car insurance terms that are especially relevant when purchasing...

Driving is an essential mode of transportation, whether commuting to work or exploring a new city. However, driving in a foreign country can be a daunting experience, especially if you're unfamiliar with the local road rules and customs. But don't worry! With the proper preparation and mindset, driving abroad can be an exciting and rewarding experience. This article will provide essential tips for driving abroad, including preparation, local laws, road signs, and driving customs. Insurance Contact your insurer to ensure...

Ireland faces a significant challenge in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with the transportation sector being one of the most significant contributors. As a result, there has been a growing interest in alternative modes of transportation, such as hybrid and electric cars. In this article, we will explore the benefits and drawbacks of owning a hybrid or electric car in Ireland, as well as the current state of the market. The Difference Between a Hybrid Car and an Electric Car Hybrid...

No Claims Bonus after Two Years Have you lived outside of Ireland for the past two years? Are you looking for car insurance and wondering if you will still have your No Claims Bonus in Ireland? In most cases if you've been away for more than two years, your no-claims bonus may have expired. Some car insurance companies may even refuse to quote you. That’s where KennCo Insurance steps in. KennCo takes foreign driving experience into account and we’ll be glad...

The Commercial Vehicle Road-worthiness Test (CVRT) The CVRT was originally known as a DoE Test and is a test that van drivers must undergo every year for roadworthiness. Vans are due for their first CVRT test exactly one year after your van was first registered. The CVRT is not limited to just vans. It includes all commercial vehicles, buses and other vehicles that can carry more than 8 people at a time.  What is the purpose of the CVRT?  The...

As Summer approaches, now is your last chance to go hitting the slopes for a ski holiday. Most European ski resorts will close at the end of April, so book now if you want to go. Europe is home to some of the best ski resorts in the world, with something to offer for everyone, from beginners to advanced skiers. Here are some of the best ski resorts in Europe that are perfect for an action-packed trip: 1. Val d'Isere, France...

A burglary in your own home can be a frightening and frustrating time for you and your family. Losing your possessions and goods is not the only negative impact of a burglary in your home. It can also leave you feeling vulnerable and frightened that it will happen again. But there are ways that you can reduce your chances of being burgled. Don't Store Your Spare Key Outside  No matter how good you think, your hiding place is, don't leave...

If you're purchasing home insurance for the first time or even just renewing, you may become confused by the various home insurance terms presented by different insurance companies. Below we have detailed some of the most common home insurance terms that you may come across. If you can't find the answer you're looking for, call a member of our team today for more information.   The terms below are guidelines for what each term means. However, these may change depending...

 What you can take on board when travelling With so many airlines, it’s easy to get confused about what the travel baggage allowance is. Between low cost airlines and traditional airlines, there are many differences when it comes to bag dimensions and weight limits. We have taken a brief look at the most popular airlines around Europe to see exactly what size bag you are allowed – this might mean the difference between taking those extra ‘just-in-case’ pair of shoes...

Summer is just around the corner, and it's the perfect time for Irish travellers to explore new destinations or revisit their favourite spots. Whether planning a weekend getaway or a longer trip, here are some travel tips for a fun and hassle-free summer vacation. 1. Book your flights and accommodation early Summer is a popular travel season, so booking your flights and accommodation as early as possible is best to avoid disappointment. Flights and hotels can get more expensive the...