Around half of survey respondents who had recently filed a claim are more likely to consider exaggerate or adjusting a future claim to get a higher payout, LexisNexis Risk Solutions reported. (Credit: Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock) Around half of the survey respondents who had recently filed a claim were more likely to consider exaggerate or adjusting a future claim to get a higher payout, LexisNexis Risk Solutions reported. (Credit: Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock)

When it comes to fibbing to find lower home insurance rates when using price-comparison websites, two in three U.K. consumers say the practice is acceptable, according to a recent survey from LexisNexis Risks Solutions.

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