Government targets motorists without insurance
Proposals allow DVLA to issue £1,000 fines and seize vehicles without cover
Spend Christmas by the fireside, not the roadside
Now is a good time to get yourself covered against a sudden breakdown, writes Huma Qureshi
Accidents will happen to order for the crash-for-cash fraudsters
Huma Qureshi on a dangerous scam that's spreading fast
A better way forward
Fergal MacErlean: If motorists were automatically held liable for collisions with cyclists, drivers might adopt more risk-averse behaviour
Could sharia car insurance save you a fortune?
Salaam Insurance is taking its product to a wider audience reports Miles Brignall
Ten of the best … ways to cut the cost of driving
It's a pricey business running a car, says Ed Ewing, but there are ways to reduce the associated costs
Watchdog fines car dealers over PPI mis-selling
Financial Services Authority says fines illustrate that it will crack down on lenders and their agents
India offers savers a year of top rates
One-year HiSave bond pays 7.2 per cent on a minimum deposit of £1,000
Moving the goalposts over a fixed penalty
Can a car insurance company charge £500 going back over four years after a customer discloses speeding fines? Tony Levene reports
Admiral warns motorists of premium rises
Car insurance premiums to rise by 'a few percentage points' over coming months
FSA fines car insurer for cancelling policies
A car insurance firm that cancelled around 4,550 policies after a computer error caused customers to be undercharged was today fined £735,000 by the City watchdog
Car breakdown cover
Patrick Collinson explains how to get the best deal on breakdown cover
On the road – at a price
New, young drivers are being stung with expensive insurance policies. Miles Brignall hunts out some cheaper options
Car insurance
Do not be tempted to pay for your car insurance monthly because it appears to be cheaper or more manageable. It's not