
Comparison Sites: What They Do and Do Not Show
Useful for a market view and incomplete. Several major insurers do not appear on them at all.
Where premiums quietly rise, which extras are worth buying, and how to pay less without reducing cover.

Useful for a market view and incomplete. Several major insurers do not appear on them at all.

Earned per year without a fault claim, capped after several years, and transferable between insurers.

Households routinely pay several times for travel, breakdown, legal and gadget cover.

Contents policies cap bicycle cover low and impose lock conditions that void claims.

Convenient and frequently poor value. Compare the annual cost against what a call-out actually costs.

Non-disclosure is the most common reason claims fail. The obligation is broader than most people assume.

Frequently poor value at the point of sale, with excesses and exclusions that limit what it pays.

Still a letting for insurance purposes, and standard home cover generally will not respond.

Possible and rarely worthwhile once cancellation fees and the loss of a full year's discount are counted.

Declaring conditions properly costs more and is the only way the cover works. Specialist providers price it better.