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.
As well as the serious implications for people’s health, the NHS and other healthcare services, COVID-19, and the ensuing government lockdown are having an undeniably significant impact on businesses and the economy globally. As the virus has spread, it has left businesses counting the costs.
Insurance provides a safety net for those looking to protect their health or finances. While it is not one of the most exciting of things to purchase, most of us are willing to agree that going without insurance is a risk.
There are many different handyman insurance plans, covering things like public liability insurance, professional indemnity insurance, and even goods in transit and tools cover.
For many of us, purchasing insurance is about making sure that our homes and cars are covered against loss or damage. However, insurance has a much stranger side…
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.
Policy purchasing, renewals, claims and customer service are just a few of the ways that insurance can be made simpler via digital channels.
If you run an online business, or work online from home, is it really necessary to be fully covered?
Let’s face it. Insurance isn’t sexy. It’s not glamorous and, most of the time, it isn’t even interesting. So how do you make insurance attractive to millennials?
Believe it or not, there are several perils a photographer faces on a daily basis. We discuss the different types of insurance that can protect against these incidents to ensure your photogrphy business survives.