AA hasn’t told anyone it is insuring my car

That means it’s on the Motor Insurance Database as ‘uninsured’ – and police might seize it

My partner has to pay more car insurance – because he was born outside the UK

We’ve been driving here for 20 years but renewals are higher if you are foreign-born. Why?

Insurer’s shares fall as higher used car prices, costlier parts and longer repair times weigh on business

They only drive 1,100 miles a year and we found other quotes for between £450 and £650

It said that using my credit card for a deposit would cost me more than buying extra cover

It is banned from charging more for renewals than new deals, but the industry still has some tricks up its sleeve

A reader was stopped by police after the insurer sent a new policy number but did not renew cover

I’m a low-risk customer, but my renewal quote is up by 24%

A reader writes that the firm let him down after a no-fault accident

From just saying ‘no’ to the hard sell, to taking photographic evidence of every possible scratch or blemish

From using a cashback card to emptying your boot, there are ways to reduce running costs

Staff insisted the policy I already had was invalid and I needed its ‘SuperCover’

Premiums are expected to rise by 10% now drivers are back behind the wheel. Only electric cars have escaped

After a minor accident, the company said it was a write-off but refused to inspect the damage

The insurer seemingly collected it after the incident – now it has disappeared so I can’t make a claim