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Learners car insurance is short-term or annual cover that lets a provisional licence holder practise legally in their own, a friend’s or a family member’s car. Anyone driving on a UK public road must have valid insurance, including learners, so this cover is a legal requirement under the Road Traffic Act 1988 while you build […]

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 is a gigabit-tier full fibre (FTTP) broadband package offering up to 910 Mbps download speeds, sold from £25 a month on a 24-month plan, with prices rising to £28.50 on 1 April 2027 and £32 on 1 April 2028. It sits below Vodafone’s top-end Pro 3 Broadband (up to 2.2 Gbps) […]

The E.ON Next login gives UK household customers secure access to My Account on the web or the mobile app, where you can pay bills, submit meter readings, track usage, adjust your Direct Debit and message support without waiting on the phone. Returning customers sign in at the account dashboard on eonnext.com; new customers register […]

Pay excess not at fault is a real and common outcome in UK car insurance: if you claim through your own insurer after a crash that was not your fault, you will usually pay your excess upfront, then reclaim it once the other driver’s insurer accepts liability. The excess is not a penalty for being […]

Back-billing rules for energy stop your supplier charging you for gas or electricity you used more than 12 months ago, where you were not correctly billed for it before. This is an Ofgem licence obligation that protects UK households from sudden, large catch-up bills caused by the supplier’s own mistakes. It applies to all domestic […]

Does car insurance cover fire damage? Yes, but only if you hold the right level of cover. Both comprehensive and third party, fire and theft (TPFT) policies cover fire damage to your own car. Third party only (TPO), the legal minimum under the Road Traffic Act 1988, does not cover any damage to your own […]