New rules for auto-enrolment contributions will make more people eligible to join workplace pension schemes. To help your business plan for the future, we look at what those changes mean for you and your employees, and how you can mitigate extra costs.

We look at what the third and final part of the ADI test involves and what you can do to prepare for it.

Lithium-ion batteries can be found in everything from electric vehicles to the smartphones in our pockets – but they can be dangerous. We look at how businesses can best manage the risks associated with these batteries.

We’re pleased to announce that our Employee Benefits team have been honoured with the prestigious Dr Marius Barnard Recognition Award.

We look at the measures announced in the Renters’ Rights Bill, and its impact on property insurance.

We look at how to sell your business in the UK, including how long it takes, and the financial planning involved after the sale.  

Teaching other people how to drive is a huge responsibility, but having the right insurance can give you peace of mind and lower your financial risk. Here’s what PDI insurance covers and how much it costs.

If you want to teach others to drive and charge them, you must be an approved driving instructor (ADI). To do this, you’ll need to pass the three-part ADI test. We look at what parts one and two involve.

We look at the differences between being an ADI and a PDI, how it affects the lessons you can give, and what type of driving instructor insurance you need.

As a driving instructor, you’ll know that lessons don’t always go according to plan, but public liability insurance can help minimise your financial risk. Here’s why it’s important and how much a policy might set you back.