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Drivers face 'another blow' to their wallets as car insurance prices soar - Vimarsana News

Drivers face 'another blow' to their wallets as car insurance prices soar

Motorists will be slapped with new fees as driving costs are set to soar.

PERSONAL FINANCE: Could switching your bank account make you better off right now? - Vimarsana News

PERSONAL FINANCE: Could switching your bank account make you better off right now?

THE number of current account customers ditching and switching their bank or building society has jumped recently.

TV Talks Podcast: Inside Go Compare's Love/hate Relationship With Mascot Gio Compario - Vimarsana News

TV Talks Podcast: Inside Go Compare's Love/hate Relationship With Mascot Gio Compario

As part of The Drum’s ramped-up TV coverage, media editor John McCarthy and TV reporter Hannah Bowler have launched a podcast series, TV Talks. This week John asks the existential questions of Go Compare mascot Gio Compario.

Investegate |Watkin Jones plc Announcements | Watkin Jones plc: Board changes - Vimarsana News

Investegate |Watkin Jones plc Announcements | Watkin Jones plc: Board changes

Investegate announcements from Watkin Jones plc, Board changes

BBCNEWS Breakfast September 20, 2021 05:34:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast September 20, 2021 05:34:00

You have will be honoured. but choices for switching and rates being rapidly reduced. go compare is one of the comparison sites which has had to withdraw some offers. those still available are getting pricey. last year, the cheapest annual average fixed rate was around £700, now there are few deals below £1,200. we always tell you to shop around on breakfast. now we're in a strange situation where those on the standard variable tariff — about 15 million consumers — could be in the best position. because their bills are capped by the regulator. although from october, they could go up — ...