NimbleFins

Editorial Team

Our team of writers has expertise in business, car, travel, home and pet insurance as well as personal finance issues.

HSBC warns of mass forced sales of homes which could see house prices drop

Soaring interest rates for mortgage holders could mean a "wave of forced sales" of properties, HSBC has warned, with fears of a slump in...

The 11 water companies forced to reduce bills by total of £150m

NimbleFins digs into the news that water companies in England and Wales have been ordered to reduce bills for customers after failing to...

What does it mean if my car is an insurance write off?

Not all written off cars look undrivable, so why do insurers write off cars that look ok after an accident? NimbleFins clarifies and...

What is impounded car insurance?

NimbleFins explains what need to know about car insurance for impounded vehicles.

Does my car insurance cover my caravan?

NimbleFins explains how car insurance does or doesn't cover caravan driving.

Mortgage rates soar with average two-year fixed rate edging close to 6%

Mortgage rates are edging close to 6% for the average loan as the number of deals available rapidly reduces. What's the latest news and...

Inflation eases to 9.9%: What’s rising and falling as experts predict soaring prices to last for two years

Inflation eased slightly in August but food prices continue to rise at record pace, with experts warning of worse to come over the next two...

Van insurance skyrockets in first half of 2022 - here’s how much you could pay

Van insurance prices are on the rise. Here's what you need to know.

Driving with pets, am I covered?

NimbleFins explores the legality of driving with a pet in your car, from insurance to road rules.

House prices rise again - but do experts expect it to continue?

House prices have risen again for the 13th month in a row, but experts are warning of a slowdown of the property market as growth eases....

Energy bills: When will I receive the £400 energy grant?

NimbleFins explains what you need to know about getting the £400 energy grant.

Mortgage provider plans 50-year fixed rate loans, but are they right for you? Pros and cons

A new lender hoping to offer 50-year fixed rate mortgages has been given a UK banking licence. But is a 50-year mortgage a good idea?