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Keeping your home in good repair and doing a few regular checks in the most common problem areas will help prevent damage that could otherwise creep up on you. Find out what is covered by your insurance policy.

Wintry weather can take its toll on cars and difficult driving conditions can catch you by surprise. But with a bit of planning, you can ensure your car is ready for the winter weather. Below we provide a run-down of essential maintenance tips.

Getting a chipped or damaged car windscreen is a hassle every driver would rather avoid. It typically happens when stones or gravel are thrown up by the tyres of other vehicles.

It’s important to keep your roof in good repair. Regular checks on your roof will help prevent damage and the chance of leaks during bad weather, keeping it in good shape and avoiding any long-term damage.

Extreme heat is still relatively new for us in the UK, but it can negatively impact vehicles, drivers and passengers when temperatures soar. Here are some tips for driving in the heat.

Find out how to spot subsidence cracks and what to do about them.

As high temperatures become more common in the UK, here are some pointers on how to help reduce the risks of fire in hot weather.

Most of us welcome the hot weather as we reach for our sunglasses, here, we share some great tips on how to beat the heat at home.

Selling your home can be expensive. As well as estate agent fees and removal costs, you’ll need to think about putting some money towards making your house look it’s best for viewings.

Regularly filling your car up with fuel can make a real dent on your bank balance. That’s especially true right now, with fuel prices near to record highs. So, what can you do to save money on fuel?

Wintry weather can create difficult driving condition. If you’re driving in snow for the first time, follow these helpful tips to help you stay safe on the roads this winter.

Knowing how to de-frost your car windscreen and prevent it getting iced up can save you time and hassle on cold winter days. Here’s how to de-ice your windscreen and get on the road quickly and safely.