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Pokémon GO GO GO: Insurance experts warn Brits to check the value of their childhood collectibles
And insights reveals Brits could be insuring more than £2million worth of Pokémon
48 million struggling with high living costs in the UK - who is worst affected?
- 88% feel they are being impacted by high living costs in the UK[2]
- Over 2 in 5 (45%) say high living costs are affecting them even more than last year[3]
- Around a quarter (24%) are struggling to pay utility bills
Go.Compare launches Renewal app to end insurance admin woes
The Renewal app aims to make your admin life easier by helping to organise insurance, stay on top of renewals, and save money along the way.
Biggest texting red flags revealed – how many are you guilty of?
New research shows the texting habits Brits hate most – including emojis, abbreviations and getting left on read
Skiers warned: Fewer than one in 10 travel insurance policies cover winter sports as standard
Experts urge travellers to check their cover before hitting the slopes this ski season
Road block: Almost half of Brits wouldn’t feel safe to hop in driverless taxis
Getting locked in, malfunctions and safety are the top passenger concerns as autonomous taxis start operating in London
Pothole potluck: UK road conditions now in the international spotlight, as potholes are cited in concerns over transporting the Bayeux Tapestry
Report reveals which councils are slowest at making repairs
Condition is key for house hunters in social housing, new study finds
- Condition was the top consideration for those house hunting in social housing
- Community factors like neighbours and amenities are also more sought after
- Overall, price was the nation’s main consideration when searching for a home
Staving off the ‘super-flu’: new research reveals how Brits are trying to stay healthy this flu season
Including over-the-counter medication, supplements, and even changes to their social lives
Brits reminded to check for unused perks in broadband and mobile deals for January pick-me-up
- Experts say major providers like BT, EE and Virgin Media often include extras in their packages, but customers often forget to use them
- Customers could get discounted TV streaming services and cinema tickets
- Research also reveals the most in-demand TV streaming subscriptions