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UK drivers to save £35 after new curbs on whiplash claims

Average car insurance premium to drop as government tackles £1bn-a-year compensation bill

Car insurance: could you be in for a nasty surprise?

The ‘average’ premium now stands at £481, with the north-west the costliest region followed by Northern Ireland and London

‘A sign that you’re not keeping up’ – the trouble with Hotmail in 2018

Car insurers have been accused of discriminating against people with Hotmail accounts. But how did the once-popular address end up with a bad rep?

Motoring myths: what ‘black boxes’ reveal about our driving habits

Are 17-year-olds really the worst drivers? ‘Telematics’ boxes installed to cut insurance costs can show us how we drive

Three cars damaged … but bang goes any compensation

Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Shell … from flying missiles to sliding trolleys getting redress for the repair bill proves near impossible

M&S says ‘no’ to adding my daughter to car insurance

She’s visiting from Israel. I had no problems with this when I was with Direct Line

Autumn budget 2017: a sneak peek inside the chancellor’s red box …

A cut in stamp duty for first-time buyers? Lower student loan interest rates? Out with the winter fuel allowance? We look at next week’s likely announcements

Government urged to plug insurance black hole over self-driving cars

Law needs updating to clarify who is blame for accidents, say insurers, as autonomous cars set to be allowed on British roads by 2021

Endsleigh made me pay after a car near to mine burst into flames

The insurer made me pay an excess, increased my premium and cancelled my no-claims bonus

How to save money on travel and commuting

Saving Money Week From a daily commute to car hire and insurance, there are lots of ways to save money on getting about

Enterprise won’t refund us over a car crash that wasn’t our fault

We paid €850 excess on the condition it would be reimbursed. A year later, we are no nearer to getting our money back

UK insurance payouts to shrink after U-turn on lump sum formula

Hefty rises in car insurance premiums will level off as industry backlash forces government to revise Ogden rate changes

‘My parked car was hit twice, but the insurers won’t pay’

Jacqueline Green’s vehicle is a write-off after two crashes that weren’t her fault. So why is she unable to claim?

Beware Admiral’s policy when it comes to speed awareness courses

When I said I’d been on one, my insurance quote shot up by £50

Former burglars say barking dogs and CCTV are best deterrent

Ex-criminals tell Co-op Insurance most thieves are opportunists who tend to avoid difficult break-ins

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