Driving other cars cover is not automatic, is often third-party only and may be restricted by age, occupation or the car itself. Here is how UK drivers can check before borrowing a vehicle.
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Adding a parent as a named driver can be legitimate. Listing them as the main driver when a younger motorist really uses the car most is insurance fronting. Here is how UK drivers can tell the difference before buying cover.
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Buying a first car? Run real insurance quotes before falling for an advert. This practical UK guide covers the details that must be accurate, the cover to compare and the shortcuts to avoid.
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Car keys stolen in the UK? A practical five-step plan for protecting the vehicle, reporting the theft and dealing with your insurer without creating a second problem.
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If an insurer cancels your car policy, the priority is to establish exactly when cover ends and keep the car off the road until you have valid insurance. Here is the practical UK checklist.
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A UK guide to keeping a Cat S or Cat N insurance write-off, the categories that cannot go back on the road, settlement deductions, DVLA steps and the checks to make before agreeing.
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Changed something from the factory specification? This practical UK guide explains which car modifications to declare to an insurer, what to ask before fitting them and why an MOT pass is not the same as insurance approval.
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Before you buy a Cat S or Cat N car in the UK, check how the write-off marker affects insurance, paperwork, resale and whether the cheap price still stacks up.
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A non-fault accident does not automatically wipe out your no-claims bonus in the UK, but it can still push your next premium up. Here is how recovery, renewal timing and protected NCB actually work.
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If you cancel car insurance after making a claim, the claim stays on your record, your no-claims year may not count and monthly payments can still leave a balance to pay.
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New drivers in the UK face a much stricter penalty-points rule than experienced motorists. Here is what 6 points really means, how provisional points carry over and what happens if your licence is revoked.
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A practical UK guide to used car GAP insurance, including when it can protect drivers from a painful finance shortfall and when it is likely to be money wasted.
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