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Pet experts issue Easter warning as one in seven dog owners admit to feeding dogs chocolate
- The majority admit to doing so intentionally
- Over half of cat owners aged 25–34-year-olds have fed a toxic food to their cat
- Meanwhile, only 7% of cat owners aged over 55 have done so
The simple broadband error that could be costing customers up to £118 million every month - and how to fix it
Around 11% of UK adults are out of contract with their current provider and are yet to switch to a new deal – meaning they could be paying higher rates.
Almost one in 10 motorists admit to driving without a valid MOT
And only around a quarter received fines as a result
UK home to an estimated 5.6 million bad neighbours as most important neighbourly traits revealed
- An estimated 5.6 million people (one in 10) in the UK don’t like their neighbours
- Being quiet and peaceful voted the most important trait of a good neighbour
- Residents in South East England least likely to like their neighbours
This car insurance error could cost UK drivers an estimated £677 million every year - are you one of them?
New research shows nearly one in ten forget about insurance renewals until it’s too late to switch in the UK
Holidaymakers warned: Travel insurance expert reveals eight must‑do checks before flying, or risk losing £££s
Research reveals Brits are flying abroad without completing basic checks that could invalidate their insurance or lead to hefty charges
Only one industry pays salaries high enough to afford the cost of an average UK home as non-owners give up on property prospects
- A single person now needs a salary of £56,476 to afford the average UK house price
- Only the financial and insurance activities industry provides a median salary high enough to afford the average UK home
- Over half (55%) of non-homeowners feel they won’t ever be able to buy a property
New index reveals home insurance prices stabilise in 2025, but ‘rain everyday UK’ threatens a 2026 rebound
A record amount of weather-related claims paid out in 2025 could burst the low-premium bubble