Keeping your home shipshape can help you stay within the terms of your home insurance. Here, we explore why home maintenance is so important from an insurance perspective and share our top spring home maintenance tips.

Troublesome tenants are a landlord’s worst nightmare. We look at ways of avoiding bad tenants, spotting the signs that things are going wrong, and how to deal with common issues.

Investment portfolios: what you need to need to know to help grow your wealth.
Understanding where and how your money is invested can help you meet your long-term goals and give you peace of mind in the meantime.

Hiring out your horsebox can be a source of extra income and helps to expand your network of those who share your interests. Before you do, though, read our tips for hiring out your horsebox.

Every landlord wants to find good tenants for their buy-to-let properties. In this article, we share our tips and tricks for attracting responsible and pleasant tenants – and avoiding those ‘tenants from hell’.

Subsidence happens when the land beneath a property starts to sink but it can be hard to spot and have a big impact on your home insurance premiums. To help you identify and deal with the problem, here’s our guide to subsidence.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home and hybrid working have become more popular than ever. But are your tenants allowed to work from home – or even run a business from your property?

While private tutoring can be a hugely rewarding occupation, unfortunately things can go wrong. That’s why it’s a good idea to make sure you have the right insurance in place. In this article, we look at what insurance options are available to you to give you the cover you need.

If tenants sublet your property with or without your permission, it can have implications for your investment, your mortgage and your insurance. In this article, we explain how subletting works, and what you can do to make sure you’re covered.

What are the differences between an Airbnb rental and a traditional buy-to-let, and how does it affect mortgages, insurance, and tax?