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What Certificates do Landlords need to Provide
Guide for landlords on the legal documents and certificates required for new or renewing tenants, including tenancy deposit scheme obligations.
How do Trees Affect Home Insurance?
Many of us have heard the modern myths about how it raises the price of your home insurance but what is the actual truth to insuring properties with trees? Our quick guide sets the story straight.
The Risk-Takers: Businesses Who Gambled & Succeeded
Playing it safe feels secure, but sometimes success requires bold moves. This article shares five companies that embraced risks and came out stronger.
How to Protect Yourself When Hiring a Subcontractor
Hiring a contractor or freelancer is different to hiring a standard employee, and it's not without risks. This article will look into what to consider when hiring a subcontractor on a project, the legal implications, and how to protect yourself from any potential issues that could arise.
The Impact of Bad Weather on Small Businesses
Research from Everywhen Insurance on how bad weather affects the business of SMEs across the UK paints a worrying picture.
‘Commercial considerations’ transit insurance extension
A low-cost add-on that lets hauliers make goodwill settlements when not strictly liable, but with tight per‑event and annual limits and void if disclosed to customers—use sparingly, not as a replacement for full responsibility cover.
Goods-in-transit – Are you liable for consequential losses?
Consequential losses are usually excluded or tightly limited under hauliers’ liability, so protect the business by using robust contract conditions (e.g., RHA) that cap liability to carriage charges, or if full value is requested, agree a higher per‑tonne limit under those conditions rather than taking unlimited exposure.
10 Useful Static Caravan Accessories
A guide to 10 essential static caravan accessories – from BBQs, patio heaters, and cool boxes to vacuum bags, coat hooks, safety items, and more – plus flexible insurance.
Power of Attorney and Executive Trustees
Taking care of a property belonging to a friend or love one with the power of attorney or as an executive trustee needn’t be stressful.
The Rebuild Cost of a Listed Building
The rebuild cost is the amount you insure your property for in case you should ever need to rebuild it. However, this can be a little more complex when it comes to a listed property. Read our guide for more information on calculating the rebuild cost of a listed property.
Refunding and Cancelling Your Property Insurance
we have designed our policies with flexibility in mind and why we maintain clear and simple refunding, cancelling and adjusting processes across our property policies.
A Guide to Insurance for Foster Homes
Insurance is probably one of the last things you’ll consider in the grand scheme of things, but having the right cover in place could be very beneficial for you and for the children you care for.