Parents reviewing a life insurance policy at the kitchen table

How much life cover does a family actually need?

The honest answer is not a multiple of your salary. It is the size of the gap your income currently fills.

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Driver photographing damage after a minor collision

What to do in the first hour after a car accident

What you do in the first sixty minutes decides how quickly the claim settles and how much of it you carry yourself.

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Water damage being dried out in a family home

Escape of water is the claim nobody expects

Fire is what people insure against. Water is what actually turns up, and it costs more than most owners assume.

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Traveller checking policy documents before a flight

Reading the small print on travel medical cover

The headline number on a travel policy is the least interesting figure in it. The exclusions decide whether it pays.

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Renewal paperwork spread out on a desk

Why your renewal quote went up when nothing changed

Your risk did not change. The pool you are priced against did, and so did the cost of settling everyone else in it.

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Loss adjuster assessing a claim on site

How a claim is actually assessed, step by step

A claim is not a negotiation. It is a checklist, and knowing the order of it removes most of the anxiety.

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House and car outside a suburban home

Combining home and auto: when bundling is worth it

A bundle discount is real, but it only wins when both policies were already the right ones.

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