Insurance is confusing. Policy wordings run to forty pages, and the bit that matters is usually buried on page thirty-one. We started Insurance Curator to fix that one small problem: explain cover in plain English, so you know what you are buying before you pay for it.
What we write about
Our guides cover car, home, life, health, travel, pet and business insurance, plus the money topics that sit next to them, like loans, savings and tax. Most readers come from the UK and the US, so we write for both and say clearly which country a rule applies to.
A good guide should answer three things. What does the cover actually pay for? What does it leave out? And what will it roughly cost someone like you? If an article does not answer those, it is not finished.
What we are not
We are not an insurer, a broker or a comparison site. We do not sell policies and we cannot give you personal financial advice. For a decision about your own situation, speak to a regulated adviser or broker. In the UK you can check a firm on the FCA register. In the US, your state insurance department lists licensed agents.
How the site is paid for
The site is free to read. It is funded by display advertising and, on some pages, affiliate links. If you buy through one of those links we may earn a small commission at no cost to you. That money never decides what a guide says. You can read more on our advertising and affiliate disclosure page.
How we write
Our process, the sources we rely on and how we handle mistakes are all set out in our editorial guidelines.