As we enter the colder months, households across the UK are preparing for rising energy costs, exacerbated by Ofgem’s announcement of a 10% increase in the energy price cap, effective from October ...

People typically take out life insurance for themselves and a joint policy with their partners. But can you take out a life insurance policy for a third party, for example, your parents? If you have ...

A lifetime ISA is a savings account that you can use to save for your first home. The government will provide you with a 25% ...

Having comprehensive car insurance means that you are covered for damages as a result of a collision. This includes both your vehicle and that of a third party. But does fully comp allow you to drive ...

You’ve had a telematics car insurance policy, earning a discount through careful driving. But now that policy is up. Rather than let your policy auto-renew or stick with your current provider, you’ve ...

The simple answer is yes – it is possible to have multiple loans at the same time. However, there are certain problems that may arise if you wish to do this. One of the first things you’ll need to ...

Unfortunately, it’s not possible to use your no claims bonus on multiple cars. This is because in the UK, car insurance is taken out for each specific vehicle, so your no claims bonus can only be ...

You can earn three penalty points on your licence for offences ranging from speeding to running a red light to driving a car with a flat tyre. You’ll have to inform your car insurance provider of ...

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Compare car insurance quotes for convicted drivers here. Compare car insurance policies now to find cheap quotes even with a conviction. A driver with a criminal conviction of any kind, driving or ...

Life insurance policies generally only pay out following the death of a policyholder, either in a lump sum or a monthly income. But it's not only death that can financially destabilise your family. An ...

Increasing numbers of Britons are living in long-term rented accommodation. 46% of those aged 25 to 34 rent in the private sector and half of all babies are now born to families renting their home.