Many take out the wrong kind of protection insurance, leaving them with overlapping — or inadequate — cover
Claims handling in need of urgent improvement, says consumer group
FT Money wants to hear about increases to your car and home cover
I’m never going to be Carlos Alcaraz, yet I spend £1,500 a year on tennis lessons
It feels like some companies just don’t want my business
Rates are up 40 per cent this year — but there is much to consider
The Heathrow cap, flight cancellations and rising Covid cases mean it pays travellers to prepare
Fewer consumers change providers following FCA rules preventing undue price rises on renewal
Business bounces back after first wave of the pandemic
Analysts warn changes designed to stop loyal customers being charged more will lead to volatility in premiums
If you’re single, financial independence is both liberating and intimidating
Industry to adopt fair new rules — but only at the year end
Cyclists need to protect themselves better against theft and potential legal claims
Motor insurer reinstates its 2019 special dividend
Claer Barrett, FT personal finance editor, answers readers’ questions
Seven ways to tackle changes to your financial plans
Lock up your Balenciagas or else the dog will eat them
What industry makes of proposals to stamp out practice of charging existing customers more
If you had something in your house worth £5m, you’d insure it. So why not insure yourself?
It’s expensive, but paying a premium for no queues and no stress is worth every penny
The cost of private medical insurance is the least of your worries when you can no longer put on your socks
Regulators propose new rules, including directing customers to rival insurance companies
Industry slowly responds to calls for price regulation of policy renewals
Sterling weakness has pushed up the cost of a break, so target savings
Skiing is a high-risk sport for our finances
