Insurance

Some major insurers have told MoneySavingExpert.com they've started issuing 'green cards' to motorists who want to drive in the EU in case of a no-deal Brexit – but one big name isn't yet providing them. Here's how to apply and how long each insurer will take to send them.

Holidaymakers with travel insurance policies from at least seven major firms may not be covered for hotel, car hire and other costs if they have to cancel their trip because of Brexit-related flight disruption, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. If you're worried, check your policy now – and if you do want cover for disruption, you need to sort it now or risk not being able to get it.

More than a million drivers have paid more than they needed to when applying for or renewing a licence in the past three years because they did it by post rather than online, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 

Aviva is to launch a new 'subscription-style' service that allows you to pay monthly for car and home insurance and guarantees existing customers won't be penalised for their loyalty. But while the service will be much more flexible than normal insurance, other policies may still work out cheaper – here's what you need to know.

Household bills are rising faster than inflation for the first time since April 2017, according to the latest MSE Bills Tracker. 

The number of successful pothole claims following incidents on motorways or major A roads more than doubled in the last financial year, according to new figures from Highways England.

The Times has an upsetting article today about travel insurer TIF. It includes reports such as one of its customers needed to be medically evacuated from the Canaries, and their family (rightly by the sound of it) was deeply unhappy with its treatment.

Clauses in many of comparison site Compare The Market's contracts with home insurers could lead to consumers being hit with higher premiums, the competition watchdog has found.

The financial watchdog has launched a study into how insurance firms charge their customers for home and motor insurance.

Some travel insurers hiked premiums by up to 2000% for those who have severe mental health problems, the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute has revealed.