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Northern Ireland van insurance is a legal requirement for anyone driving a van on public roads in NI, and at minimum you must hold third-party cover under the Road Traffic Act 1988. The bigger decision for most drivers is the class of use and the cover level, because getting either wrong can leave a claim […]

Home insurance quotes for a combined buildings and contents policy averaged £375 a year in Q1 2026, according to the Association of British Insurers (ABI), which reported premiums had fallen for a fourth consecutive quarter. That average hides a wide spread: the same cover can be quoted anywhere from under £200 to well over £700 […]

Lloyds van insurance is a bank-branded motor policy sold through Lloyds Bank in two tiers, Silver and Gold, and arranged with a third-party insurance provider rather than underwritten by the bank itself. If you drive a van for work or private use in the UK, the tier you pick decides what protection you get for […]

Churchill home insurance is a range of buildings and contents cover sold under the Churchill brand, which is part of UK Insurance Limited within Direct Line Group. Standard cover includes buildings protection up to £1,000,000 and contents up to £50,000, with the exact price depending on your property, location and the extras you add. If […]

Converted campervan insurance is a specialist motor policy that covers a van you have turned into a living space, insuring both the vehicle and the conversion work rather than just a bare panel van. It is a legal requirement to have at least third-party cover to drive or park on UK public roads under the […]

Admiral home insurance is a tiered buildings and contents product sold through Admiral, offering three cover levels – Admiral, Admiral Gold and Admiral Platinum – with higher sums insured and more included benefits as you move up. On its current product pages, Admiral lists contents cover at £100,000 on the base tier, £125,000 on Admiral […]