If you work in a trade, everything from licencing and legal fees to construction materials and tool costs can add up and leave you out of pocket.
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As a freeholder, you own a plot of land as well as any properties that sit on that land and as a result, are responsible for their upkeep and maintenance.
While in the midst of teaching students to ace their latest routines, it can be easy to forget that being a dance teacher is a job that comes with risks.
From introducing a proper business structure to getting the right insurance policies in place, here are five protections your small business can’t go without.
Whether you’re stuck in a job that you hate or you’d just rather be doing something you love every day of your life, you’ve probably already thought about turning your hobbies into a business opportunity. Whether a fleeting thought or you’ve already committed to the idea, setting off on the right foot can be the […]
Every landlord has to reach a certain energy efficiency standard by law. Understanding what’s expected and how to improve could set you apart from the rest.
With formwork and shuttering, care should be taken at every step of the way to ensure the safety of the site, your employees, you, and the public.
What Does Landlord Insurance Cover?
February 15, 2023
Landlord Insurance
What exactly is Landlord’s Insurance, and what does it cover? Is it the same as home insurance, or is it something completely different?
The Risks Artists Face At Work [INFOGRAPHIC]
February 9, 2023
Public Liability Insurance
For those living their dream and working as full-time professional artists, knowing what to expect is crucial. There is more to the job than creating each day.
How Might Business Insurance Change In 2023?
February 3, 2023
Business Insurance
Between the pandemic, leaving the EU, and political and military turmoil across Europe, the UK has seen a tumultuous few years for the economy.