Cheaper car cover rather than no insurance at all
Getting their hands on cheaper car insurance may leave Britons forking out further down the line. But done correctly, bagging a cheaper policy may save drivers hundreds of pounds.

Why having no breakdown cover could freeze your finances
Britons who are penny pinching may turn to their car insurance or breakdown cover to find ways to cut costs. But this could be a false economy, leaving people forking out hundreds of pounds further down the line.

Does loyalty pay?
With financial services providers battling for a greater share of the market, is it worth switching or staying put?

Car insurance needed for hire cars
Anyone planning to hire a car this summer should check their car insurance policies, it has been suggested.

Bike cover cheaper than car insurance
Car insurance is typically more expensive than that for motorcycles, according to the AA.

Car insurance hikes are not inevitable
Motorists looking to save money should consider switching car insurance providers, it has been suggested.

Insurance premiums may yet rise
The plateau recently observed in insurance premiums may not last, an expert advises.

Female car insurance reflects safer drivers
Women drivers are safer, therefore female car insurance is cheaper, says Sheilas Wheels.

Budget 2008: What it means for your money
Following this weeks 2008 Budget announcement, consumers could find their finances affected in a number of different ways.

Animals cost car insurance companies
Vehicle incidents involving wild animals have a notable impact upon the car insurance industry, research indicates.