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Car insurance ‘smartbox’ that could lower young drivers’ premiums

Device assesses behaviour such as speed and braking, then calculates a premium accordingly

Car insurance costs show record rise

AA says fully comprehensive car insurance premiums have risen by up to 40% in a year, while third party policies are up by 83%

Direct Line loses court battle over claimant’s ‘faked injuries’

Direct Line accused a critically injured victim of a motorcycle crash of lying about the extent of his injuries, which were worth £3.4m in compensation

Discrimination ruling: Fast cars, sex and insurance

Editorial: The insurance ruling is not perfect, but at least no one will have to pay more simply because they happen to be a man or a woman

Car insurance: why must women drivers subsidise the boy-racers?

The news that gender must no longer be taken into account when setting the cost of insurance premiums has one female driver seeing red

Is European court gender insurance ruling completely bonkers?

Adam Wagner: Legally speaking, the judgment from the European court of justice that prohibits use of gender in underwriting premiums is unsurprising

Q&A: How will the ECJ gender ruling affect my insurance?

European court of justice rules against basing car insurance premiums and annuities based on gender

Gender insurance ruling: case study

Jade Sell is a young driver whose car insurance premium is set to rise as a result of today's ECJ ruling on gender

ECJ gender ruling hits insurance costs

European court of justice prohibits use of gender in underwriting premiums, with car insurance, life insurance and pension annuities set to be affected

Male pensioners to lose out if European court backs insurance gender equality

New rules could ban gender discrimination for pension annuities and car insurance premiums

End to the war on motorists? No, driving’s never cost more

With fuel, tax, insurance and parking increasingly expensive, car owners should think about driving down their own costs

Time for motorists to register uninsured cars they never use

Motorists must declare any vehicles without cover – even if they are never used on the road – in a clampdown on uninsured cars

AA urges motorists to report potholes amid surge in insurance claims

The bulk of repairs from pothole-related damage cost between £200 to £500, barely exceeding motorists' insurance excess

Car insurance premiums rise by 40% in 12 months

When Graham Snowdon tried to renew his £388 car insurance policy with Admiral, he was quoted £559. Why? And how can you get the cost down

Fraud drives fastest rise in car insurance costs

Survey shows rise of 11.5%, the biggest recorded since tracking of quarterly premiums began

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