Guides
Six so far. Each answers one question properly rather than fifty questions thinly, and each is written and signed by Gurjeet Singh. New ones are added when there is something worth saying, not on a schedule.
Documents to check before moving abroad
A move abroad is a document audit: the passport buffer, a driving licence that stops being valid, insurance that quietly ends, and papers you cannot get overseas.
14 September 2026
How to store important documents safely
Where to keep passports, certificates and policies: what fire, theft, loss and a breach do to paper, a phone and the cloud, and the two-copy rule that beats them.
14 September 2026
Lost your phone with your documents on it
Phone lost with your documents on it: lock and locate, cut off the SIM, work out what was actually readable, restore from backup, and what to do if there was none.
14 September 2026
Passport expiry: what to check before you travel
Before you book: how long past your trip your passport must stay valid, arrival versus departure counting, blank pages, and why a new passport voids your ESTA.
14 September 2026
Subscriptions you forgot you are paying for
How to find every recurring charge: the six places subscriptions hide, why bank-linked trackers missed up to half in testing, and a list that cannot skip one.
14 September 2026
What to do when car insurance lapses
Car insurance lapsed? Stop driving, get cover in place today, check whether the gap has legal consequences where you live, and fix the renewal date nobody watched.
14 September 2026
How these are chosen
Each guide starts from a question people actually have at the moment it goes wrong — at the check-in desk, the day after a policy ends, the evening a phone disappears — and answers only that. Where a rule differs by country, the guide says so and points to where to check, rather than pretending one answer fits everyone. Numbers are dated where they come from a source that can change, and the passport rules are held in the same table the checker uses so the two cannot drift apart. There is no writing schedule and no content calendar; how the site is put together explains why.