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Fuse Energy smart meters are free SMETS2 electricity meters that record your usage every half-hour and send readings automatically, so you no longer submit manual meter readings and can access lower off-peak rates. Fuse Energy is a UK supplier established in 2022. and regulated by Ofgem, meaning it must follow the same consumer protection rules […]

Business vs personal van insurance comes down to what you use the van for: personal van insurance covers social, domestic and everyday non-work driving, while business van insurance covers driving connected to your trade, including carrying your own tools and goods between jobs. If you are a plumber, electrician, joiner or any sole trader using […]

How many car insurance claims per year is too many depends on the insurer, because UK car insurance has no fixed legal limit on the number of claims you can make. In practice, most insurers treat two or more fault claims in a three-to-five-year period as a point where your premium rises sharply and your […]

EDF Energy solar panels are a bundled offer combining a domestic solar photovoltaic system, optional battery storage and EDF-supplied import and export tariffs, with prices starting from £5,775 including 0% VAT (EDF Energy, 17 August 2026). For a bill-conscious household already paying above the price cap floor on a standard variable tariff, the appeal is […]

Sky Full Fibre 500 broadband is a full-fibre (FTTP) package with an advertised average download speed of 500Mbps and around 60Mbps upload, sold on a 24-month contract. As of August 2026, new-customer prices sit in the region of £26 to £28 a month across current listings, with the standard price after the minimum term shown […]

Temporary van insurance is short-term motor cover for a van that lasts from 1 hour up to 28 days, letting you drive legally without buying a full annual policy. It suits a house move, a borrowed van, a one-off job or driving a newly bought van home. Cover is usually fully comprehensive and starts within […]