When the right job puts you on the road to cheap cover

The work you do can dramatically affect the price you pay for car insurance. Sean Coughlan looks at the factors companies assess you on and discovers why it costs to be a manual worker but pays to be a solicitor.

New rules over insurance rows

There is new hope this week for car theft victims who have a claim rejected - as Tony Levene reports.

Motor cover on a tight Budget

Little-known insurer leaves big names standing as it accelerates into top spot. Miles Brignall reports.

High price to pay for uninsured motorists

Illegal drivers add 6 per cent to our insurance premiums, writes Jill Insley.

Liverpool loses at home in car insurance game

Nothing matches Anfield in the premiums postcode league. Miles Brignall looks at the highs and lows.

Why garage spill put an unwelcome gloss on a premium

When Stephanie Bradley dropped a tin of white paint it wasn't just her green car that came off looking worse. Tony Levene tells a cautionary cover story for drivers.

What is really driving up your car insurance costs

An increase in speeding convictions has been a windfall for companies. The more penalty points, the more they can charge as Sean Coughlan reports.

On the road to cheaper cover

The cost of car insurance for young drivers is terrifying. But, reports Miles Brignall, there are ways to get the premiums down.