Guides to Finance and Running Costs

Could Telematics Insurance Save you Money?
The average car insurance policy for a young driver between the age of 17 and 19 is over £1,500 making it the most expensive insurance for any age group. Worse for newly qualified drivers, young driver insurance was the only age range to actually see a rise in insurance costs between 2010 and 2012, according to data from MoneySupermarket. The reason young drivers are hit with higher insurance costs is because they are seen as more of a liability and statistics show younger and newly qualified drivers are more likely to be involved in accidents in the months after passing their test. As...

Should I take a company car or a personal allowance?
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PCP and its many disguises
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Personal Contract Hire (PCH)
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What is Hire Purchase (HP)
Hire Purchase Hire Purchase, or HP as it is more commonly...
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Road safety and the cost of motoring
Road Safety and the Cost of MotoringEvery parent feels both...
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Uninsured drivers
Uninsured Drivers The Government recently announced that it is determined to...
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Credit terminology when buying a car
Credit terminology - what does it mean? Consumer credit and consumer...
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UK rates for Vehicle Excise Duty
UK Rates of Vehicle Excise Duty Band C02 Emissions g/km Petrol Diesel Alternative Fuels A Up to...
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Business Contract Hire
Business Contract Hire Business Contract Hire (BCH) is one of the...
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