There are a few different terms that you might use to describe a property as empty. The words “vacant” and “unoccupied” being two of them. However, when it comes to property insurance, the definition should be clear, as they actually mean different things.
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Discover the variety of dog walking insurance policies you can pick up upon in order to be protected against any unforeseen circumstances that could arise.
Every day double glazing installers face the risk of legal action being taken against them. The process of removing, cutting and fitting glass is very delicate work, and when your trade involves working with glass, mistakes can be both costly and dangerous.
Prices for insurance cover can vary, so it is well worth taking the time to shop around in order to find the best policy for your business at a low-cost.
What Insurance Do You Need as a Landlord?
June 10, 2019
Landlord Insurance
Being a landlord is an expensive business, so you need to make sure that you have the right insurance cover, otherwise, you’ll face big expenses when things go wrong, which they so often do.
Do I Need Land Insurance?
June 6, 2019
Land Insurance
As one of the most basic forms of property that a person can own, it might appear that there is not much that can go wrong with owning a piece of land, so why do you need land insurance?
Day after day, people across the planet work to implement changes to their lifestyle in order to make the planet a more environmentally friendly place to be, in order to ensure the future of our planet is a long-lasting one. Solar panels are one of these changes, here’s why.
If you are a DJ then public liability insurance is optional but highly recommended. You will find that most clubs and venues that you are hired to perform at will insist that you have DJ insurance with Public Liability Insurance included.
From 1st June 2019, the new Tenant Fees Act will come into force, having been introduced because the UK Government wants to see a fairer private rental market.
The main worry of holiday home ownership is accidental or malicious damage by your guests. Having a comprehensive insurance policy will give you peace of mind.