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Plain sailing: cruise lovers could pay five times less by timing when they buy their insurance
According to new data from Go.Compare, buying travel insurance with cruise cover 10 months before setting sail is the cheapest time to buy
Claims to blame: most common home insurance claims revealed
Accidental loss or damage, escape of water and storm damage are the top three most-claimed-for problems at home
Don’t forget to take and submit a meter reading this Friday, 30th June
Go.Compare is urging householders to take a meter reading on the 30th June, before the Energy Price Cap drops
Tour de France distance: casual cyclists would take 41 YEARS on average to complete it
Cyclists travel on average 54 miles per year in England - while the iconic bike race spans 2,200 miles in just three weeks
Staycations are the top choice for a summer trip this year
But 42% of staycationers aren’t planning to take out travel insurance
Heatwave warning: keep your canine cool as temperatures soar
…it’s the leash-t you can do!
New data shows home insurance costs have risen consistently since 2021
Go.Compare reveals the average cost of home insurance is still increasing
New research reveals the top motoring concerns for 2023
Fuel costs, unforeseen repair bills and potholes are driving us all mad
More than a quarter of festival-goers will leave valuable gadgets in unattended tents, a Go.Compare survey finds
- Festival-goers take on average three gadgets with them
- 44% say they will use festival security lock ups
- 39% would carry valuable gadgets on their person
- 27% would leave them in their tent
- 22% would hide them in their car
New data shows the best day to buy car insurance
27 days before your renewal is due could be the best day make car insurance savings
Go.Compare reacts to Ofgem lowering the Price Cap:
GoCompare Energy comments on the Ofgem Price Cap, announced today. The new Ofgem Price Cap has today been lowered to £2,074, and will come into force on the 1st July 2023.
Homeowners in knots over invasive plant
Japanese Knotweed can cost thousands to remove and potentially devalue a property, but only 28% of us can recognise it