Insurance specialist
Mehdi Punjwani
Mehdi is a financial writer and editor with over six years of experience in personal finance.
He has written for organisations and publications including Equifax, The AA, and USAToday, covering a broad range of topics from insurance and banking to remittance, energy, and business.
Outside of personal finance, Mehdi enjoys hiking and exploring the great outdoors, reading about travel and history, and occasionally playing football and cricket.
Mehdi's Experience
Mehdi began his career at a marketing agency, and after a year he joined MoneySuperMarket as a contractor.
Rising to the position of Content Manager in his first stint at the company, Mehdi displayed an aptitude for producing high-quality content at pace.
Mehdi now contributes to MoneySuperMarket as a full-time freelancer himself, using his extensive knowledge and experience to continue guiding consumers and helping them save money at home.
Mehdi's recent coverage
Tungsten MG | How can you save money on your fuel bills?
CompareRemit | Instarem Money Transfer: Review & Comprehensive Guide
Pershing Park Ice Rink | How Classic Van Insurance Differs from Other Commercial Vans
Expertise
Car insurance
Home insurance
Personal finance
More from Mehdi Punjwani
View all
News & Guides
- Travel insurance for the USA from £14.65^
- How do penalty points and driving offences affect car insurance?
- What is car insurance group 9?
- What is car insurance group 7?
- What is car insurance group 5?
- Advantages and disadvantages of credit cards Credit cards can be a smart way to manage your money, spread costs, or earn perks - but they can also lead to fees and debt if you’re not careful. Here’s a rundown of the pros and cons to help you decide whether a credit card is right for you.
- What is car insurance group 4?
- What is engagement and wedding ring insurance?
- How do I get proof of my no-claims discount?
- What is car insurance group 2?
- What is trace and access insurance?
- Will home insurance cover a thatched roof?
- What is tenants insurance and do renters need it?
- Does home insurance cover storm damage?
- Are solar panels covered by home insurance?
- What is proof of purchase?
- What door locks do I need for my insurance to be valid?
- What home insurance do I need for a flat?
- What is home insurance excess?
- What are car insurance groups?
- What is car insurance group 1?
- Will being burgled make my home insurance more expensive?
- Does home insurance cover art?
- What is windscreen protection cover?
- How do I make an insurance claim for whiplash?
- What is an uninsured driver promise?
- Your no-claims discount tool
- What if I forget to renew my car insurance, tax and MOT?
- Can I drive other cars on my car insurance policy?
- What are the cheapest cars to insure in 2026?
- How do I check my car’s service history?
- How do I insure a second car?
- What is personal accident cover in car insurance?
- What are non-fault claims for car insurance?
- What are advanced driving courses?
- Why does my car alarm keep going off?
- What is hire car excess insurance?
- Can I drive in Ireland with UK car insurance?
- What is impounded car insurance?
- What is motor legal protection for car insurance?
- Can I get a joint car insurance policy?
- What to do when driving abroad?
- What is European car insurance cover?
- What are the benefits of an electric car?
- Can I get car insurance with a criminal record?
- Does my driving licence type affect my car insurance price?
- What is car key insurance?
- My car insurance has been cancelled: What next?
- Does travel insurance cover trekking and hiking?
- What is travel disruption insurance?
- What is one-way travel insurance?
- Will travel insurance cover me for a death in the family?
- Can I get travel insurance if I have cancer?
- What is plumbing and drainage insurance?
- Does home insurance cover damage caused by neighbours?
- Does home insurance cover burst pipes and water damage?
- Does car insurance cover storm damage?
- Can I insure a car I don’t own?
- How does black box car insurance work?
- What is car insurance voluntary and compulsory excess?
- Do postcodes affect car insurance?
- Does travel insurance cover pregnancy?
- How much does home insurance cost?
- What is a no claims discount on car insurance?
- Can I cancel my car insurance?
- Pillion cover: insurance for motorbike passengers
- Will travel insurance cover natural disasters?
- Will travel insurance cover missed connecting flights?
- What is repatriation travel insurance?
- How do I dispute a car insurance claim?
- Can I get private medical insurance if I’m self-employed?
- Travel Insurance for Over 60s
- What electrical items can I take on a plane?
- Chelsea Building Society Mortgages Chelsea Building Society does not currently offer mortgages to new customers. It merged with Yorkshire Building Society in 2010, which is currently offering mortgages to new customers.
- What is over 50s travel insurance?
- Do I need life insurance if I'm single?
- What is car insurance group 20? This guide explains what types of cars are usually in group 20, the factors that influence their insurance ratings, and tips for managing premiums if you’re considering one of these vehicles.
- What is car insurance group 19? This guide looks at what type of cars fall into insurance group 19 and which drivers these makes and models may suit.
- What is car insurance group 18? This guide looks at what type of cars fall into insurance group 18 and which drivers these makes and models may suit.
- Understanding UK caravan laws
- Guide to 150cc motorbike insurance
- Guide to 125cc motorbike insurance
- Start-up loans If you’re starting a new business and need some funds to get up and running, a start-up loan could be the solution you’re looking for. Our handy guide will help you find out everything you need to know.
- Small-business loans If you're a small business owner, you might need a loan to keep your business running. Our guide explains how it all works.
- What is a prepaid travel card? Buying a prepaid card for your travels saves you from carrying large amounts of cash abroad. Here’s how they work and why they’re a popular choice.
- Green Car Insurance
- Can you have two home insurance policies on the same house?
- Why was my home insurance claim rejected?
- What is specialist home insurance?
- How do I change my home insurance provider?
- How do I get a no claims discount on my home insurance?
- Will home insurance cover carpet damage?
- Van warranty A van warranty is an extra layer of protection that can cover a number of costs should your van break down - but it isn’t the same as van insurance. Here’s how both can be of value.
- Monthly Van Insurance Paying for your van insurance in monthly instalments can be easier to manage than a huge upfront sum, but keep in mind it will likely work out more expensive in the long term. If you’re looking for a flexible option, it could be the right choice.
- Is my vehicle a van or a car? Vans and cars can’t always be told apart easily, and when it comes to insurance it’s important to know you have the right cover in place. Here’s how you can tell if your vehicle is a van or a car, and how it will affect your insurance.
- Five ways to pay for home improvements If you’re planning to carry out some home improvements this spring, we take a look at some of the ways to pay for them.
- Motorcycle maintenance tips Proper motorcycle maintenance isn’t just about keeping your bike running, it’s about making sure every ride is safe, smooth and enjoyable. Here’s everything you need to know about taking care of your motorbike.
- New for Old Car Insurance
- Do I need off-road motorbike insurance? Riding off-road is exhilarating, but it comes with unique risks. Off-road motorbike insurance ensures you’re protected against unexpected costs, allowing you to focus on the thrill of the ride.
- Tips for storing your motorbike over winter As the cold weather sets in, finding a safe place for your motorbike if you don’t plan on using it is essential.
- Npower Formerly a Big Six supplier, Npower's customers were transferred in E.ON Next.
- Individual Health Insurance Private individual health insurance is a useful policy that gives you access to a range of extra benefits you may not get through the NHS. Here’s what you need to know about taking out individual cover.
- Dog fouling and UK law Stepping in a dog's mess can ruin your day. As well as being unhygienic and repulsive, it’s also a public health and safety risk - and if you don’t clean up your dog’s waste you could face a fine. Here’s a guide to everything you need to know about dog fouling and UK law.
- Norwich and Peterborough Mortgages Norwich & Peterborough Building Society has now merged with Yorkshire Building Society.
- Post Office Mortgages Post Office Money mortgages are available to first-time buyers, home movers, remortgagers and buy-to-let borrowers.
- Getting married abroad and travel insurance Many people dream of getting married abroad - and with the opportunity to have a destination wedding somewhere warm and sunny, it’s as good a reason as any to book a trip away. However, there are plenty of logistics to consider to ensure things go smoothly - read our guide to planning your dream wedding abroad to learn more.
- What is an ESTA?
- REVEALED..The Biggest Financial Red Flags When Dating
- I’m changing my car… How do I change my car insurance? If you’re replacing your car with a new model, it’s important to make sure you keep your insurer up to speed.
- PFP Energy PFP Energy has now stopped trading. Find out more below
- How to pay for your summer holiday Summer holidays abroad can be expensive, so it’s important to consider carefully how you’re going to pay for your trip away.
- Clydesdale Bank Mortgages Clydesdale Bank has mortgages for first-time buyers, home movers, remortgagers and borrowers looking to switch to a new mortgage deal.
- Sport on TV There isn’t much better than kicking back on the weekend and watching a day of adrenaline-pumping action. Whether you’re a fan of the Premier League or the Challenge Cup, you’ll need to know exactly where they’ll be on – here’s the lowdown on what’s being offered.
Data based on the 10th percentile price of travel insurance sold through MoneySuperMarket to USA in February 2026.
