Insurance

Three more major travel insurers have stopped offering travel insurance policies to new customers as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, following LV's decision to suspend sales on Wednesday, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

Several top wedding insurance brands have stopped offering new policies to customers in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. If you already have wedding insurance, your policy will continue to be valid – though if you're worried about disruption due to coronavirus, it's worth checking now exactly what you're covered for.

Getting car insurance quotes 20 to 26 days before the policy is due to start is likely to get the cheapest price from a comparison site, saving up to 40%, an MSE investigation reveals.

The Government is set to launch a consultation on introducing green number plates for zero emission cars, to help drivers benefit more easily from incentives such as free parking. 

Around six million policyholders pay high prices and are not getting a good deal on their insurance, the financial watchdog has said.

Travel insurance firms may have to direct customers with medical conditions to providers that can cover them, under new rules proposed by the financial regulator.

Water firms have been forced to review their communications and in one case even cancel a mass mail-out after a backlash from angry customers, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

A MoneySaver whose home insurance policy was due to end this month was gobsmacked to find his premium would have shot up by more than 1,000% if he'd let it auto-renew.

Drivers of older cars will be hit with a new charge of £12.50/day in central London from today, as the ultra low emission zone has replaced the current T-Charge.

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.