NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Precise Leads, Inc., a leader in online insurance leads, has launched a new website for insurance consumers. InsuredAtLast.com has been built from the ground up and is steadily increasing market share in the online insurance industry. "This new release of InsuredAtLast.com is totally different from anything we've seen," says CEO Antonio Franzese. "It sets a new standard for how consumers shop for health insurance, life insurance, and home and auto insurance."

At its core, InsuredAtLast.com is a place for consumers to compare insurance quotes from multiple insurance agents and insurance companies. The idea is that by researching and comparing many quotes, the consumer can make educated decisions regarding insurance, and therefore save the most money.

GE Money and Golfsmith Hit Hole-in-One with Consumer Finance Program

DAYTON, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE Money's Sales Finance unit and Golfsmith, the largest golf retailer that designs and markets custom-fit golf clubs and golf club components, have introduced the Golfsmith Card through its more than 70 retailers and online store.

"The Golfsmith Card is a terrific addition to the services we offer," said Indriana Sudarto, director of customer relationship management for Golfsmith.

InsWeb to Report Second Quarter Results on July 19

InsWeb Corp. (NASDAQ: INSW), a leading online insurance marketplace, today announced that it will issue a press release reporting financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2007 on Thursday, July 19, 2007 before the market opens.

Nissan Note - 'A good all-round package'

Nissan's Note is a versatile alternative for drivers considering buying either a hatchback or a small MPV, a motoring expert has said.Parker's reviewer describes the Note as a "good all-round package" and is particularly impressed by the car's interior, which is "clever, family-friendly and flexible".The driving position is comfortable and the controls user friendly, while there is a surprising amount of legroom in the rear seats for what appears from the outside to be quite a small vehicle.The performance of the 1.4 and 1.6 petrol engines is good both around town and on longer journeys, although Parker's is less impressed with the 1.5 diesel's showing on the motorway.Auto Express' assessor disagrees and describes the diesel as "smooth and refined", although he is not totally satisfied with the Note's gearbox.New prices of £9,990 to £14,190 are competitive and running costs are low, while the results of a recent Which? Car customer satisfaction survey named the Note as the most reliable mini MPV on the market.That combination of positives makes the small Nissan an attractive option for buyers who would ordinarily be more interested in the Renault Modus, Ford Focus or Vauxhall's Meriva and Astra models, concludes Parker's.The entry level 1.4 S is in motor insurance group four, while the top of the range 1.6 SVE Auto is in group six.Drivers could save up to 39.7 per cent on their car insurance with Kwik-Fit Insurance, according to research conducted last year.© Adfero Ltd
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