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It is estimated that one in six homes in the UK is at risk of flooding, which equates to more than five million properties. If you live in a high-risk flood area, it’s best to protect yourself by getting flood insurance cover.

If, like many of us, you are trying to live a more sustainable, environmentally-friendly life, next time you get into your car, there are several steps you can take to reduce your carbon footprint, here's how.

Severe or stormy weather can cause all sorts of trouble for your home, and can sometimes result in serious damage to your property and possessions. Often damage is unavoidable, but there are precautions you can take to minimise the risks from severe weather. We’ve put together some useful hints and tips about what you can do when it comes to storms or flooding.

It’s easy to forget about your garden furniture when summer comes to an end. But most outdoor furniture will need to be put away safely to protect it during the cold winter months. Read this guide to find out how to keep it in good condition.

We know cars don’t stay shiny and new forever, but there’s plenty you can do to slow down the effects of wear and tear with the right know-how. We’ll run through some of the steps you can take to keep your car in tip-top condition.

Upkeep and maintenance are vital to our cars, their performance on the road, and how long they’re able to keep going for. See if you’re on top of the checks below and start making changes that can add months and even years to your vehicle’s lifespan.

If you’ve just passed your driving test, you’re no doubt itching to take to the open road with your new-found sense of freedom, in a vehicle that’s your own. We’re here to help you find a set of wheels that suits your needs and budget.

Hot weather increases the strain on your car. To prevent a holiday breakdown, follow our tips for summer driving as the heat rises.

Getting out on the open road is always a great feeling. After all, you’re free to go wherever you want, whenever you like. But with each and any car journey, there’s an element of preparation and planning required to keep you safe.

If you’re wondering whether you can take your driving test in your own car, the short answer is yes, you can. You don’t have to drive your driving instructor’s car. Read on to find out everything you need to know.

Speed cameras have been in place on our roads since the early 1990s, but do you know the different types out there? Learn more about them with this guide.

Whether you’re looking to buy your first car or get an upgrade, you may be considering car finance if you don’t have enough cash to buy a car outright. In this guide, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of the different types of car finance available, so you can find the right deal for you.