Whether or not the outcome of Britain's decision to leave the EU is in fact as drastic as both campaign sides implied, the results of the historic vote could stand to have a major impact upon your business.
The Insurance Act 2015 comes into force on 12th August 2016 and changes the way the law deals with the duty of disclosure for commercial contracts. But what does this mean for you and your insurance?
Being a landlord isn't an easy task but it's a lot easier if you can avoid complaints from tenants. Here are some of the most common complaints made by tenants, along with a simple solution for each.
Whether it’s a fortnight in Spain or a round-the-world adventure, it’s vital to take out adequate travel insurance and ensure this year’s holiday is memorable for all the right reasons.
With the increasing integration of digital devices within the workplace, it’s now easier than ever to work on the move and utilise those hours spent commuting by responding to emails; crafting proposals or catching up on the latest industry news.
Data breaches and cyber attacks aren’t just a problem for international corporations, as small businesses find themselves falling victim to such incidents every day.
1. Directors’ personal assets are at risk If a director has been accused of breaching their duties, they are personally liable to defend the claim. Their personal assets are potentially at risk if they do not have adequate D&O cover.…
Pensions have changed with the most radical overhaul of the rules in our lifetimes. Here we look at the facts and add our commentary on how the changes might affect you.
Insurance offers a pillar of support to businesses and individuals, and the Chartered Insurance Institute exists to offer a mark of approval to those working in the insurance industry – testing the integrity of this pillar.
Homeowners and businesses already face a careful balance in finances when it comes to insuring their commercial and personal assets