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Driverless taxis: Almost half of Brits wouldn’t feel safe to hop in driverless taxis as they launch in London
Getting locked in, malfunctions and safety remain the top passenger concerns as autonomous taxis begin operating in London today
Go.Compare energy expert comments on today’s price cap increase
The average annual energy bill will go up by £60 from October 1st 2026.
Airport anxiety searches up 250% as travel expert warns bank holiday travellers: here's what to check before you fly
More than a quarter of Brits have already changed their holiday plans this year [1], but for the millions travelling this bank holiday knowing what your travel insurance covers could be the most practical antidote.
Car insurance costs: Latest data indicates £14 rise in last quarter
Analysis shows that the average cost of an annual car insurance policy is now £399[1], rising by 3.6% from the previous quarter.
September move-in is here and these are five ways students can save money on broadband
Searches for 'mesh Wi-Fi' have surged 130% in the past year [1], and thousands of students moving into shared houses this September could already be entitled to one for free through their broadband provider.
Essential student insurance guide: what to check before freshers' week
With A-Level results day fast approaching, hundreds and thousands of students are getting ready to confirm their university place and move into their chosen accommodation. But there’s a critical gap that families overlook: expensive student belongings often fall through the cracks of existing home insurance policies.
Solar eclipse chasers warned: your valuable camera equipment might not be insured in a Spanish field
Searches for 'solar eclipse Spain' are up 900% as thousands of Brits prepare to travel for the first total eclipse visible from mainland Europe since 1999. [1]
Pet expert reveals top 5 hidden dangers for pets during BBQ season that most dog owners don’t know about
Did you know, corn on the cob is the most dangerous thing at a British BBQ? - Not for humans, but for dogs. According to the British Veterinary Association, eating inappropriate food is the most common cause of BBQ-related pet injuries - and corn cobs are responsible for a quarter of those food-related cases. [1]
Your smart doorbell could be increasing your home insurance risk, here's 4 reasons why
Millions of Brits installed smart doorbells last year [1] with a 5000% surge in searches for the security system compared to this time last year [2]. But expert advice shows fancy tech could be doing more harm than good - if homeowners aren’t careful.