Approximately 3.1 million UK adults have accidentally ‘double insured’ their vehicle
Just under one in 10 (8%) drivers say they’ve made this blunder in the past – many of whom had to pay for two policies at the same time as a result
24 million Brits could be overpaying for insurance through auto-renewal
New data reveals three in ten ONLY shop around if their renewal price increases possibly missing out on £8.7 billion worth of savings
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Approximately 3.1 million UK adults have accidentally ‘double insured’ their vehicle
Just under one in 10 (8%) drivers say they’ve made this blunder in the past – many of whom had to pay for two policies at the same time as a result
24 million Brits could be overpaying for insurance through auto-renewal
New data reveals three in ten ONLY shop around if their renewal price increases possibly missing out on £8.7 billion worth of savings
Average first-time buyer age rises by two years as nation taking longer to get on the property ladder
- The average age of a first-time buyer in the UK is 33 – two years older than in 2015
- Just over two in five (43%) are yet to get on the property ladder
- Only around a quarter (27%) of under-25s have managed to buy a home