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Q&A: Insurance cover in the snow

As snow and ice cause havoc on the roads, railways and at airports, we set out your rights

Want cheaper car insurance? Head to Scotland

Scottish areas dominate list of cheapest places to insure a car, with Manchester and Birmingham the most expensive

When AA costs add up it’s time to complain

If it's cheaper to become a new member than to renew, fight back, says Miles Brignall

Motor insurance premiums rise 14%

Insurance costs are rising at the fastest rate for 15 years, the AA said, with young drivers bearing the brunt of the increases

QUINN is quids in over car insurance premium price rise

Customer moves house and is told her car insurance will rise to £1,102. But a brand new customer would only pay £789

Why finding cheap insurance for young drivers is a bumpy road

Trying to get less than punitive cover could be as hard as passing your driving test. But there are still ways to cut costs, as Huma Qureshi reports

Direct Line service breaks down

Confusion on French motorway meant I missed my ferry crossing

A fifth of young motorists are uninsured

Report says about 250,000 people aged 17-20 are driving without car insurance

How can we scrap this AA direct debit?

We got rid of our car but AA keeps on taking payments for our insurance. Why

Post Office says I must pay for £167 call to loss adjuster

My car was stolen after failing its MoT and the insurer insisted on 'recovering its costs'

Total fuels free breakdown cover

Buy enough petrol from the same company and you'll get an annual policy worth £40 a year

Swiftcover’s Iggy Pop advert banned

Advertising Standards Authority says motor insurance advert is misleading as the rock star would not be eligible for a policy in real life

Budget 2009: Chancellor set to underpin credit insurance with state guarantee scheme

Alistair Darling is expected to bolster small businesses in next week's budget by offering guarantees for companies that have had their credit insurance cover reduced

Co-op joins pay-as-you-go car insurance market

Drivers who rarely travel in rush hours or late at night will benefit from cheaper tariffs

Snow chaos sparks blizzard of car insurance claims

AA and RAC report double the number of call outs as drivers struggle with unfamiliar conditions

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