When you’re starting a business, there’s a lot to think about – and opening a business bank account might not be top of your to-do list. But for some businesses, it’s not optional. And, even if you’re ...

What is the EU Entry/Exit System (EES)? The Entry/Exit System (EES) is a new EU border control system that records the entry and exit of non-EU travellers, including British citizens. It replaces the ...

When you buy home insurance, you're the policyholder. But what if you live with your partner? Is there such a thing as a joint policy? There is. And they come with a few extra perks. Let's discuss ...

Dry rot is a type of wood-decaying fungus that causes structural damage to your home. It feeds off the cellulose in timber, causing it to be weak or brittle. It can affect key structural elements of ...

There’s no national home insurance database like there is for car insurance, so there’s no single place to check. If you still can’t find anything, it’s likely your house isn’t insured. If this is the ...

Our whole lives are pretty much in our phones. From banking to tickets to pictures of precious memories. So when they get lost, stolen or broken beyond repair, it can leave you feeling totally lost.

Not getting what you need from your current home insurance? Switching could save you money or get you better cover. We'll show you how it works, what to check, and how to switch smoothly - whether you ...

Our homes are our safe havens. So when a house fire breaks out, the results can be devastating. Home insurance can't stop a fire. But it can pay to replace your belongings so you can get back on track ...

If you’ve heard that insurers can access your medical records during a life insurance application, you might have found it off-putting. This guide aims to debunk common myths about insurance companies ...

Sometimes you need a little extra protection for things that aren't covered by your car insurance. That’s where add-ons come in, they can cover things like breakdowns, legal fees, or even losing your ...

Keeping your vision roadworthy is your responsibility and is essential for your safety and everyone else’s. In this guide we'll cover what the rules and legal eyesight standards are in the UK. What ...

After that, they can use an adult seatbelt. Breaking these rules could land you with a £500 fine. The government rules on child car seats outline all the legal requirements. Remember: The car seat ...