An Island insurance company says it's changing its name next month.
Tower Insurance, based in Victoria Street in Douglas, has written to its customers to announce the change.
From Monday, October 6 the company says it'll be known as Intact Insurance Isle of Man.
In its letter, it says there'll be no effect on people's policies, but you may notice a different name on direct debit statements.
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