As temperatures begin to drop across the UK, many households switch their central heating back on after several months without using it regularly.
Public liability and employers’ liability insurance are both designed to protect businesses against claims, but they cover different types of risk.
The cover that was suitable when the property was occupied may not necessarily be appropriate once the property becomes empty and building work begins.
For property developers and others preparing land for construction, arranging suitable development site insurance can be an important consideration.
Moving abroad doesn’t necessarily mean selling your property. Many British expats choose to keep a property in the UK and rent it out while living overseas.
One question that many new employers have is whether they really need Employers’ Liability Insurance when they only have one employee.
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Reviewing your insurance cover before the new term begins can help protect your finances and your professional reputation if something unexpected happens.