Rebecca Goodman is a freelance financial journalist who has spent the past ten years working across personal finance publications. Rebecca regularly writes for national newspapers including The Guardian, The Sun, The Telegraph, and The Independent as well as writing for specialist publications including Moneywise and Accountancy Age. Although she works across all areas of finance, her specialism is insurance and household bills.
Keeping track of house prices can be complicated and frustrating. We simplify the process for you in this detailed guide.
Esure was founded in 2000 and it sells home, car, and travel insurance. The aim of the insurer when it started was to streamline the process of buying insurance, and to pass on these savings to customers. Find out whether its home insurance is right for you.
Churchill has been selling home insurance policies since 1990 and it also sells a wide range of general insurance products. Find out whether its home insurance is right for you in our review.
More Than has been selling insurance policies since June 2001 and it offers a range of general insurance policies. Find out whether its home insurance is right for you in our review.
NFU Mutual has more than 900,000 members and provides a range of services, including a number of general insurance policies. Find out whether its home insurance is right for you in our review.
Saga is a very well-known brand, with more than 65 years of experience in providing insurance products to those aged 50 and over. Find out whether its home insurance is right for you.
Mortgages for those aged over 50 are harder to come by but there are deals to be found. We explain what's available and how to apply.
Taking on a new mortgage if you’re 70 or over may not be as easy as when you were 20 but it’s not impossible and there are options available. We explain what's available and how to apply.
If you’re moving away or moving in with a partner and want to keep your property, one option is to remortgage it as a buy to let so you can rent it out. Here we explain how it works.
If you have a serious health condition, a dangerous job, or you’re aged over 50 you’ll probably be charged a higher price for life insurance. Here we look at what it means to be deemed as high risk by an insurer, how this is reflected in your premiums, and how you can still find a good deal.
Death in service is a common work benefit and it’s usually included when you start working at a new company. It provides a sum of money for your family if you die while working for the company. Find out how it works in this guide.
If you are being treated for cancer, or you are in partial or complete remission, you may still be able to buy life insurance. Here we explain exactly how life insurance works with cancer and how to compare quotes to find the best policy for your circumstances in order to protect your family.