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Direct Line car insurance review

By Liam Fahy
17 min Read 20 Sep 2021
Who is Direct Line? Since its launch in 1985, Direct Line's aim has been to make arranging insurance simpler by...

Car Insurance

Tesco Bank car insurance review

By Liam Fahy
11 min Read 17 Sep 2021
Who is Tesco Bank? Tesco Bank was originally established in 1997 with the aim of helping Tesco supermarket customers with...

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esure car insurance review

By Liam Fahy
7 min Read 07 Sep 2021
Who is esure esure was founded in 2000 and originally sold car and home insurance over the phone. It went...

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LV= car insurance review

By Liam Fahy
13 min Read 30 Jun 2021
Who is LV=? LV= was formerly known as Liverpool Victoria and has been established for over 170 years. LV= offers a range of general insurance products including car insurance, home...

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How does car insurance work?

By Andy Leeks
21 min Read 06 Mar 2021
The process of comparing and applying for car insurance is easier than ever before thanks to the likes of online comparison sites Compare The Market, Go Compare and MoneySuperMarket. Understanding...

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