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Car insurance cover for repairs depends entirely on the level of policy you hold and how the damage happened. Comprehensive car insurance usually pays to repair your own vehicle after an accident, fire, theft or vandalism, even when the accident is your fault, but no motor policy at any level covers everyday wear and tear […]

Cheap life insurance is widely advertised from around £5 to £6 a month in the UK, but that headline figure applies to younger non-smokers buying a modest amount of cover, not to everyone. The price you pay depends on your age, health, smoker status, how much cover you want and for how long. For a […]

Admiral campervan insurance is not sold as a single named product. How Admiral covers your vehicle depends on what you drive: factory-built campervans (such as a VW California or Ford Nugget) are classed as cars by Thatcham Research and quoted under Admiral’s car product, while a van you have converted yourself is covered under its […]

Swinton home insurance is buildings, contents or combined cover arranged by Swinton, a UK insurance broker that sources policies from a panel of insurers rather than underwriting the cover itself. Swinton advertised buildings and contents combined cover from as little as £107, with 10% of new customers paying that price between 1 December 2025 and […]

International health insurance is an annual private medical policy designed for people living, working or spending long periods abroad, giving them access to private treatment across multiple countries rather than just one. It differs from a UK-only private medical policy, from NHS care and from a GHIC card, and it is meant to be your […]

Octopus Energy vs EDF Energy comes down to your household profile, not one universal winner: recent live comparisons show EDF slightly cheaper on some fixed and tracker quotes, while Octopus is repeatedly rated stronger for smart-meter and electric-vehicle tariffs. For a bill-conscious household stuck on a standard variable tariff, either supplier’s cheapest fixed deal will […]