insurance

According to recent statistics, there are over 20 million drivers on the roads in Australia. That is a lot of money that goes to insurance companies, including the premiums you have to pay for your policy. It may not seem like a good investment for you, especially if you have never had to file a claim, but not only is it the law to maintain coverage, but it is also important to be protected from having to cover the costs of a wreck out of your own savings.

There’s little that Brits like more than talking (moaning?) about the weather and, from scorching heatwaves to thunderstorms, we’ve had some pretty unpredictable weather in the UK this month, which can have a huge impact when we’re driving on the roads. With more dramatic weather set to hit Britain in the coming weeks, a recent study by The Mirror, reveals that a third of drivers don’t know what their car insurance covers or what to do if they had an accident. We’ve taken a close look at how varying conditions can affect your premiums, and how you could be caught out by your provider if you aren’t aware of the terms. 

67 per cent of drivers don’t think winter tyres are worth it, according to an online poll conducted by Co-op Insurance on 25 January 2019. The Twitter poll recorded 4,084 votes. Despite much research showing that they perform better in low temperature concerned many motorists remain unconvinced about their value.