Monthly Archives: April 2023

Premiums For Car insurance Continue Upwards

Posted on: April 29th, 2023

Almost everything seems to be getting more expensive these days. Whether it is your mortgage repayments, council tax, gas bill or food it is quite likely that you are having to dig further into your pocket to pay the bills. So, you could do without having to pay more to insure your campervan but that is what is likely to … Continue reading →

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Can You Use Your Passport Overseas?

Posted on: April 17th, 2023

If you are thinking of venturing further afield this year in your campervan and taking the family across the English Channel to somewhere like France, Spain, Italy or Belgium then you will need to make sure that your passport will be accepted when you get to border control. There are an increasing number of people who intend to travel overseas … Continue reading →

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Increase In Amount Of Motor Insurance Claims Paid Out

Readers may find it of interest to read that motor insurance companies have paid out more to meet claims in Q3 of 2024 than they did in the same quarter of 2023. In fact there was quite a large increase in the sums paid out. Figures published in the last few days by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) revealed … Continue reading →

October 30, 2024

Owning A Campervan At 70 Years Of Age

If you happened to take and pass your driving test here in the UK before the 1st January 1997 then your driving license will state that you are also covered to drive Category C1 vehicles as well as the likes of a family saloon car. This means that you can drive a vehicle weighing between 3,500kg and 7,500kg. However, if … Continue reading →

October 18, 2024

Review Your Campervan Insurance Premiums

Every year, the insurer that provides your campervan insurance must write to you and let you know how much your cover is going to be for the next 12 months. In that communication they will also inform you how much you have been paying for the previous year. What do you do with that correspondence? Unfortunately, there will probably be … Continue reading →