Richard Laycock is Finder’s insights editor after spending the last five years writing and editing articles about insurance. His musings can be found across the web including on MoneyMag, Yahoo Finance and Travel Weekly. When he’s not doing deep dives on data, he is testing the quality of cocktails in his newfound home of New York. Richard studied Media at Macquarie University and The Missouri School of Journalism and has a Tier 1 Certification in General Advice for Life Insurance.
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Seniors car insurance
Read our guide to getting car insurance if you are an older driver looking for cover.

Pet Insurance Reviews
At a glance, pet insurance providers seem similar, but there are actually lots of differences between policies. To make your decision easier, we've reviewed the standout features from each pet insurance provider available on Finder, looking closely at the key pros and cons.How do the insurers on our panel stack up? Here are our pet […]

Travel insurance for seniors over 80
Travel insurance is an essential expense for anyone planning a trip overseas, though sometimes it can be difficult to find cover if you are over 80 years of age.

Travel insurance for over 85
Guide to finding travel insurance if you're over 85 years of age.

Caravan insurance
Your detailed guide to making the right caravan insurance comparison.

Compare motorcycle insurance
Want cover for your motorbike? This is the comprehensive guide you need.

Third party, fire and theft car insurance
Cover for your vehicle against fire and theft, and legal liability cover if you’re responsible for an accident that damages someone’s car or property.

Binance Coin (BNB) price prediction 2022
Read our expert analysis on Binance Coin and how the token will perform in the future.

Bitcoin (BTC) price prediction 2022
A panel of 35 industry specialists give us their predictions on the price of Bitcoin over the next decade.

Critical Illness Insurance
All you need to know about critical illness insurance, which pays out a lump sum that's often tax-free.
