I paid for no claims bonus protection – but my insurance premium has gone up

Zurich said that despite the extra insurance, I’m going to have to pay more after a claim

Osborne is taking a mighty gamble on shifting sands of corporate tax base

Corporate tax changes are slated to bring in an extra £9bn but once again these revenue-raising measures are calculated on assumptions, conjecture and hope

Budget forecast: checklist for the chancellor

From the economy and pensions to fuel duty and a sugar tax, what financial changes is Osborne ready to unleash?

A driver had a heart attack and wrote off my parked car – but I’m having to pay

I was nowhere near the car when the accident happened, but have lost my no-claims bonus and £750 excess

The way insurers lock out people with court convictions is bizarre

Mainstream home and car insurers have a blanket ban on people with unspent convictions – these kinds of policies are unfair and sometimes illegal

I bought a deal of trouble from Cargiant

The number plates on the car didn’t match, yet it had passed its MOT and ‘rigorous checks’

I’m on a collision course with M&S insurance

My car premium shot up after a ‘no-fault’ claim, in which a van rolled back into my parked vehicle

Insurance policies that help put your teenager in the driving seat

It will be expensive, but here are some ways to reduce those sky-high insurance bills

Aviva puts brakes on party bus whiplash claim

Insurer lashes out at ‘outrageous scale’ of fraud as it revealed sucessful fight against 46 claimants whose party bus collided with a Ford Fiesta

Cash payouts for whiplash injuries could be banned

Autumn statement announcement says government will consult on ending right to cash compensation, which could mean lower insurance bills

‘Crewe is UK’s drink-driving capital’

Moneysupermarket analysis of car insurance quotes puts Cheshire town’s drivers at top of the list for driving under the influence, with Wales following closely

Third-party insurance holders pay more money for less cover

UK drivers with such policies are being charged thousands more than those with fully comprehensive cover, even though they offer less protection

The road to Britain’s dashcam boom

It is estimated that nearly three million British motorists have fitted dashboard cameras – but are they more useful for capturing dramatic crashes than making safer roads?

Whiplash epidemic returns to be pain in motoring insurers’ necks

Whiplash epidemic returns to be pain in motoring insurers’ necks

AA warns insurance tax will increase ‘churn’ as it suffers £63.6m loss

Motor insurance firm – hit by the refinancing of expensive debt – also reports dip in half-year revenues but insists plans to overhaul business are on track