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It used to be easy: just pop along to your local insurance broker, get a quote and take out a policy. Now, breakdown companies, banks, building societies and even supermarkets are among those keen to cash in on a lucrative market.

Honest John's Insurance guide tells you how to save money on your policy, the best way to insure multiple vehicles, what to do if you're hit by and uninsured driver and leaves you with some helpful hints and tips.

What are the questions that are asked week after week about insurance? A round-up of frequently asked insurance questions - and the answers is available here.

In this guide, find out how to:

1. Save money on your car insurance in easy steps

2. Insure multiple vehicles

3. Use insurance comparison sites effectively

4. Put things right if you're in an accident with an uninsured driver

5. Find out which insurance group your car is in

Which cars are in Insurance Group One and cheapest to insure? Click here to find out >>

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