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Hertz drove up my Costa del Sol car rental bill by £339

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

How to keep your car on the road as lockdown ends and insurance goes up

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

How can an insurance firm send my beloved BMW to scrap?

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

How did the AA lose my crashed car after it was hit by a lorry?

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

Cyclist run over by partially sighted motorist still battling with insurers

Joanna Davies was dragged along the road for 20 metres but has been offered less than half the £11,000 she has claimed

Not in our holiday Budget: £500 bill for 10 days’ car rental insurance

The cost was more than two flights and the actual car hire

Excess effort just trying to get Axa to pay up over an insurance claim

I tried to make contact time and again, then it closed my claim without paying

LV= increased my car insurance premium but I’m driving less

The insurer’s renewal quote increased by 17.5% without any explanation at all

Admiral expects bigger profits after fewer insurance claims in Covid crisis

Insurance company has slashed premiums over the past 12 months and gave £25 refunds to customers

How to avoid insurance premium increases as lockdown ends

Loyal customers face price rises of up to 50% when they try to renew their cover, and yet more pain looks likely in future

Car insurer Brightside penalised me for its own mistake

I had renewed my policy and paid, but it insisted it was cancelled and I had to pay £70 more

Loyalty penalties on UK car and home insurance to end

People who automatically renew policy are often charged higher premiums than new customers

How do I get my car insurer to reveal the secrets of its black box?

Scores baffle us but we can’t find out how they arrived at them

‘The cost is terrifying’: why some young people are putting off learning to drive

Covid has put the brakes on driving, while the price of lessons and insurance can be enormous

Booking a summer holiday abroad? Here’s what you need to know

British travellers face challenges this year not only from the Covid crisis, but also the effects of Brexit. Here’s the lowdown

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