Unoccupied property insurance is a type of cover that is specially designed to protect properties that are left empty/vacant for an extended period.

Holiday home insurance is an insurance policy that can provide extra protection for properties that serve as holiday spots for short-term rent

The different types of plumbers insurance, Accidental damage or even the odd injury at work.

One step ahead of cybercriminals, we’re exploring a different aspect of cybersecurity, How to spot a phishing email?

Having an unoccupied property can be an unfortunate but common occurrence as a landlord. This could be down to a gap between tenants, time needed for repairs or an extended holiday by your tenants. Either way, when your property is left vacant, the risks associated go up.

Overview of the proposed Renters’ Rights Bill, its impact on landlords and tenants, and the latest updates as it moves through parliament.

As of Sunday 6 April 2025, businesses have seen an increase in employers’ National Insurance contributions (NICs), rising from 13.8% to 15% on salaries above £5000 (where previously it was £9100). The Employment Allowance has also risen to £10,500.

Cutting insurance costs amid the living crisis may risk care homes' financial stability.

Insurance is vital for Pilates instructors to protect against risks from physical interaction, ensuring client safety and professional peace of mind.

The demand for elderly care services grows

Cybercriminals often see smaller businesses as easy targets because their cyber defence is usually less sophisticated than larger organisations.

Find out if driving a dirty car could affect your insurance and other surprising ways you might unknowingly void your cover.