Car insurance is a legal requirement for all vehicles on UK roads. The minimum legally required cover is known as compulsory third party insurance....

If your vehicle is kept off road, you are not using it on public roads and you have a valid Statutory Off Road Notice (SORN), then you do not need...

In the UK, insurers generally renew cover automatically so that you don’t end up accidentally uninsured – it’s something you are asked to sign up t...

There are many factors that affect how cheap or expensive your cover will be, including which of 50 groupings it belongs in. These groups are manag...

If you were left injured or out of pocket as the result of a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you may wish to take legal action against the par...

You can ask your insurer to update your policy to cover a different vehicle, but you should be prepared to pay a small administration fee plus, pot...

Most car insurance policies will cover you to drive in Europe, but on a third-party basis only. This means that while you’ll be covered against any...

In the UK, insurers generally renew your cover automatically so that you don’t end up accidentally uninsured. This is something you are asked to si...

There are many factors that affect how cheap or expensive your cover will be, including which of 50 groupings it belongs in. These groups are manag...

For one reason or another, your insurer has decided that you represent a greater risk of making a claim and wants to cover itself. There are lots o...

Most car insurance policies will cover you against flood damage as long as the damage was unavoidable – for example, if your car was parked on your...

Yes, you can ask your insurer to update your policy to cover a different vehicle, but you should be prepared to pay a small administration fee plus...

In some cases, a named driver and the main driver on a policy can be switched – though fees may apply and premiums may change. You can often also a...

If you were left injured or out of pocket as the result of an accident that wasn’t your fault, you may wish to take legal action against the party...