There is a lot to consider when calculating your insurance for your business, including stock, contents, buildings, vehicles, liability and indemnity needs. It can be quite a daunting thing to consider, especially when, as a business owner, it is protecting your livelihood.

A property doesn’t have to be dealt with immediately and most banks or lenders are sympathetic to your situation. Inheritance tax doesn’t have to be paid for up to 12 months and most mortgages have a period of grace while you make your arrangements

Buying a property using the Government’s shared ownership scheme can be an excellent way to get onto the property ladder as it enables buyers to purchase a share of the property (25%-75%) and pay rent on the remainder.

A practical guide to buying, owning, and maintaining a second-hand touring caravan, covering where to buy, what to look for, essential equipment, and long-term care tips.

Understanding your car’s classification helps with licensing, insurance, and rentals—our guide makes it simple.

Broadly speaking, the term home insurance covers two types of insurance: buildings insurance - covering the building; and contents insurance - covering items within the home

Learn how to find your classic car’s value with Patina, whether buying, selling, or insuring.

The laws surrounding the maximum size of a caravan allowed on UK roads have recently changed. This change has opened the door on a wider market for new caravans which includes some European caravan manufacturers. We explore the benefits and drawbacks of buying a caravan from the continent.

A quick guide to caravan noseweight: what it is, manufacturer limits, how to measure with a gauge, and tips to stay within safe limits for towing.

To buy a holiday home can be tricky but there are still some prime locations that will make you want to jet off right away. We've selected four sunny hotspots: Spain, France, Portugal and Cyprus - each with their own unique draws.

This is how success in all marketing campaigns is crafted, and is no different when trying to market your holiday home. Identify what market you want to tap into – families, couples, groups of friends

Letting out your empty house is a great way to make your property work for you and to earn some extra money