Welcome to the Ashburnham Insurance Blog. Here you will find all the latest business and commercial insurance news, updates and other customer information.
Just like your car or home insurance, your business could benefit from a change in insurance policy heading into a new year. Take a look at your existing policy to see what it covers and whether it’s ideal for you and your business.
Employer’s Liability insurance usually offers a certain level of cover for remote workers, but this will ultimately depend on the policy you have. For more information get in touch with Ashburnham Insurance.
When looking for a tradesperson to do some work in the home, it’s not unusual for clients to do their research beyond just previous work. Here, we’ve collected the top 6 traits that people tend to look for in a Kitchen Fitter.
There is no foolproof answer to handling student letting during such an uncertain time, but with the right preparation and landlord insurance cover where possible, landlords can be protected against the constantly changing tides.
Questions about whether students were entitled to refunds or even whether students could be forced to leave privately rented properties on the originally agreed dates during lockdown were common, among many more.
Becoming a kitchen fitter requires training and care, but is also one of the most rewarding construction jobs around. For those who are self-employed or who are starting a business, it’s important to make sure that you are fully insured in case of accidents or injury.
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran in the plastering world, or you’re just getting started with a new business, mistakes can happen as you work. Here are some of the most common plastering mistakes and accidents.
Being a landlord isn’t a case of purchasing a property, renting it out and forgetting about it. Here are the 6 most common call outs, and how landlords should handle them.
With the Christmas shopping rush just around the corner, we’re at another unusual point – how do we prepare for the Christmas period at a time where shopping just isn’t the same?
While Tier 1 and Tier 2 don’t appear to demand much change to the way businesses are working, Tier 3 is where things really start to get murky. We’ve dug a little deeper to find out just what Tier 3 means for small and medium businesses here in the UK.
