Recently the housing market has continued to defy expectations, with average house prices reaching their second-highest level ever in August 2024.
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Fitness Instructors – Watch Out For These Risks! [INFOGRAPHIC]
September 23, 2024
Business Insurance
If you’re a fitness instructor, understanding these risks is crucial for safeguarding your career and ensuring a safe environment for your clients.
Tailored Insurance for Restaurants: Covering Unique Risks
September 18, 2024
Business Insurance
Running a restaurant is a complex endeavour, requiring careful management of various elements. One area that doesn’t get enough attention is insurance.
How Risky is Solar Panel Installation?
September 10, 2024
Public Liability Insurance
As with any significant building or installation project, the installation of solar panels comes with its own risks, and understanding them is crucial.
The UK government has embarked on a significant overhaul of energy efficiency standards for rental properties. We’re exploring what they mean for Landlords.
Can Landlord Insurance Help in Landlord Disputes?
August 22, 2024
Landlord Insurance
This article explores how landlord insurance can help in resolving landlord disputes, providing peace of mind and financial protection.
From handling heavy machinery to working in all kinds of weather conditions, the paving industry is full of potential hazards that need to be managed.
Resolving Private Road Disputes: A Comprehensive Guide
August 12, 2024
Land Insurance
We’re exploring the causes of private road disputes and providing practical strategies for resolving them, including having appropriate private road insurance.
While many business owners are aware of the obvious risks there are hidden risks that can significantly impact a business’s operations and financial stability.
Intellectual property is a crucial part of any business regardless of the nature or size of the company, however, it can often be overlooked.