2nd May 2019
What happens when good trade credit goes bad?
Trade credit enables businesses to exchange goods or services without an immediate cash transaction. Instead, the businesses make an agreement...
1st May 2019
Keeping out of the rough: Are you liable if your golf ball hits someone?
You’re about to tee off on the 18th hole as the sun blisters on above. Near the green, are the slow-coach...
30th April 2019
Mobile phone detectors to spot drivers using devices
Mobile phones are a primary source of distraction while behind the wheel, and despite it being illegal, 25% of UK...
29th April 2019
8 of the simplest ways to avoid flight delays and cancellations
Delays and cancellations are almost part and parcel of every holiday, from 40-minute trips to multi-stop long-hauls. Even reputable airlines...
26th April 2019
Retirement at 79? Pension chaos for the self-employed
A new report by Multiply found some worrying statistics for self-employed people surrounding their pensions and the age in which they’ll be...
24th April 2019
Not under the doormat! 5 of the worst places to store a spare key
Where do you keep your spare key? Some places are safer than others. Leaving it out in the open could...
23rd April 2019
Holiday home insurance: Q&A
Owning a second home is a multi-faceted venture. It can be a getaway for you and your family when Blighty...
18th April 2019
Is Notre-Dame insured and how will it be repaired?
A cultural icon of France and, perhaps surprisingly, visited by more tourists than the Eiffel Tower, the Notre-Dame cathedral is...
17th April 2019
3 questions to ask about your Motor Trade insurance
Whether you buy, sell, repair or valet vehicles, it’s important to have the right insurance in place in order to...
16th April 2019
£250bn+ worth of contents are not insured, and other stats
In today’s world, we have a better understanding of the value of our possessions, the threat of risks like fires...