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  • Road Tax To Rise For 44% Of Drivers
    Gordon Brown.

    Sorry. That was a little blunt, wasn't it? But he is going to feature in this - best to warn you up front, I thought. After all, you wouldn't want him sneaking up on you, would you?
  • Home from Home Insurance
    One topic of conversation seems to have dominated conversations recently: sunshine, or rather, lack of it. Following what seems like weeks of relentless rain, many of us are turning our thoughts to sunnier climes; the thought of getting away for a break somewhere, anywhere, as long as it’s sunny has never seemed so appealing.
  • Home Insurance Big Brother Style
    Bring back Dolly and Dick, or even Nasty Nick! Is it just me, or are this years Big Brother contestants the most boring ever? There seem to be no ‘real’ characters, no one to even vaguely inspire a sense of viewing loyalty.
  • Home Insurance Comes Out of the Closet
    58 year old woman was hiding in a mans house for 1 year without him noticing.
  • The Stress of Traveling
    Why is finding travel insurance such a hassle?
  • The streets not covered by car insurance
    Do street performers get insurance?
  • Food to Buy Insurance By
    I needed to buy home insurance, and to top it all off I was hungry...
  • Insurance For Teachers
    Teaching is a dangerous job - shouldn't there be special insurance for teachers?
  • Musical Bikes
    As a cyclist, I’ve always been a little jealous of car drivers.
  • Buy to Let Funding and The Credit Crunch - What it Means For You
    I'm sure we are all aware that lenders' attitudes towards funding have become more cautious because of the situation in the US sub prime market causing the much publicised 'credit crunch.' The availability of Buy to Let funding has lessened and criteria are becoming stricter to deny this fact would be foolish. However the situation isn't as gloomy as it may seem. So what are the implications for you in early 2008?
  • Why Do We Need Car Insurance?
    Confused.com answer the question of why we need car insurance, and explain why it is a legal requirement.
  • The Harsh Reality of Insurance Fraud
    Many people are tempted to either add a few extra items to their list when making home insurance claims, or to hike up the value of previously owned possessions. Even normally law abiding citizens are willing and eager to commit this type of fraud, and seem to believe insurance companies are fair game.
  • Fully Comp
    My latest bank statement left me in shock, needing a very large glass of wine, because I realised how much I spend on insurance of various sorts. As I spluttered into my chardonnay I wondered if there is any kind of insurance that you can take out to cover against the need for multiple insurance policies.
  • Climate Change - Business as Usual
    Unpredictable weather is on the increase. Scientists, politicians, business leaders and activists all agree climate change is happening. They differ only in what needs to be done about it. Politicians and business leaders are finding increasing ways to make money out of the destruction of the planet with initiatives as varied as carbon trading to expensive green solutions.
  • Home Insurance industry set to pay out £30million
    Last April, a smaller earthquake (4.2 on the Richter scale) in Folkestone, Kent, apparently cost insurance companies something like £15m. This February's, they say, will cost them as much as £30m - the Lincolnshire Quake was thirty times larger, but its full impact was centred upon a more rural area. In either case, that's quite a lot of money to lose on something that lasts barely a couple of minutes.
  • My Ipod (Insecure, Pressurised, Over-worked, Debt-ridden) life - Home Insurance
    The threats to the structure and contents of my unaffordable home seem endless. I got onto the housing ladder by sheer struggle, and the struggle to stay on it is relentless. I should have squatted the place next door – an empty holiday home. But I thought it would pay off doing things by the book. It hasn’t.
  • Home Insurance – The Storm that saved my house
    My landlady’s home insurance company had to re-house me – in a plush, expensive hotel for 3 months while they re-did the house after a heavy storm.
  • Move or Burn?
    The perils of moving and deciding wether to just torch it all and claim on the home insurance
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