Insurance is a key purchase for businesses and you assume it will protect you when you need it – but how can you be sure that you are buying the right amount of cover?
Whilst cybercrime and job automation continue to threaten both businesses and employees, COVID-19 has also had a huge impact on the economy this year, there are also the implications of Brexit and a US presidential election to consider. Here we highlight 6 of the biggest risks to businesses in 2020.
In light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, many people are wondering what business interruption insurance is and if it will help cover the closure of their business in certain circumstances. Check out our infographic for advice.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK, consumer habits have undeniably shifted towards online shopping for essential products and home improvement. In order to help businesses through this difficult period, the UK Government has made a full range of business support measures available.
The Association of British Insurers published an article last year detailing the lengths that some insurance cheats will go to try and con their insurer which we have compiled into a list of the 8 Biggest Insurance Scams.
There are many reasons that you will need insurance for your business. Without the right coverage, you could face financial ruin and loss of the business. With the right policy, you’ll find peace of mind knowing that you are covered for any situation.
Many students feel that landlords are unfairly overcharging on the rent whilst not maintaining the property as they should. Damp and lack of heating or hot water are amongst the largest complaints from students about their accommodation.
With major brands competing for customers and the explosion of online shopping, starting a successful small business is a challenge. Here are 8 reasons to use small businesses in 2020.
Many of us over-indulge during the Christmas period making December one of the busiest months of the year for insurance claims!
Our tips for saving money on your business insurance are based on steps that you can take to lower your monthly insurance premiums without sacrificing on your coverage.