From navigating Brexit red tape to unclear rules on expiration dates, having a UK passport can be very confusing. Simon Calder has spent years helping readers make the most of their travel documents – ...

However, the government stated it is imperative to understand the GHIC (or EHIC) card is not a replacement for health insurance, and it is key to have both of these items before travelling to the ...

Replacing the old European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), the GHIC essentially performs the same function. Britons still holding an EHIC can rest assured; these cards are still valid for use until ...

The travel card comes in place of the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), but it is understood they both do the same function. UK tourists who still possess an EHIC card should not worry ...

The GHIC replaced the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) - also known as the ‘E111’ - but they both essentially do the same thing. If you still have an EHIC you can still use it until the ...

Nationwide has issued a warning to anyone who is renewing their debit or credit card. A Twitter, now X, user has reached out to the building society, which is the UK's biggest, via social media ...

Nationwide replied: "You don't need to change over your direct debits nor any recurring card payments as a result of card renewal." On its website, the provider explains: "You'll need to get in touch ...

These rules provide FOID card and CCL holders relief from the renewal requirements during the pandemic. Effective immediately, FOID card holders who submit their renewal application will have ...

UK holidaymakers are being urged to verify the validity of their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before setting off, as failure to do so could result in them being hit with hefty medical bills.

UK tourists are being warned to check the expiry of their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before they go on holiday, otherwise they could get caught out and face thousands of pounds of ...

UK holidaymakers are being urged to verify the expiry date of their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before setting off, as failure to do so could result in them being hit with substantial ...