News & updates
Rule changes, consumer alerts and updates to this site, each with a plain-language note on who is affected, the region it applies to and a link to the original source.
Template for a featured regulatory update: a short, neutral summary of the change, who announced it and when it takes effect.
What this means for you
If you hold [TYPE] cover in [REGION], the change applies from [DATE]. Existing policies usually change at renewal, so check your next renewal letter.
Unexpected calls, messages or emails about your policy can be scams. A few simple checks help you tell the difference.
What this means for youA step-by-step explanation of how the two limits work together, with a worked example and a link to the yearly cost calculator.
What this means for youTemplate for a regional update on how a natural hazard is treated in home policies, and whether it is included or added separately.
What this means for youTemplate for an explainer on official market data. Figures appear only with their official source, date and region.
What this means for youEach glossary entry now lists the other names the same idea goes by in different countries, such as deductible and excess.
What this means for youMany travel policies do not cover trips taken against official government advice. A quick check before booking can avoid a gap.
What this means for youEnter two policies to see their yearly totals across claim levels and the point at which the cheaper one switches.
What this means for youRansomware and business email compromise have reached smaller organisations. What cyber cover protects, what it excludes, and practical steps before buying.
What this means for youCommon questions