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Quastel Associates - why a correct valuation could be the most important thing you have
We speak to Mark Smith, Managing Director at Quastel Associates, to find out what a professional valuation is, what’s changing in the market and why a correct valuation could be the most important thing you have.
Your complete guide to underinsurance
Many policyholders unwittingly end up underinsured, leaving them considerably out of pocket. Here’s how to avoid underinsuring your assets and what the consequences are if you do.
The importance of insuring your property for the correct value
We speak to claims consultant, Sharon Theobald about the prevalence of underinsurance and how you can ensure your property is insured for the correct value.
Management Liability - Protect your people
Following the launch of our new management liability scheme, Kate Rhodes explains what it is, the cover it provides and the benefits to your employees
Guide to the different types of tenancy agreements
We break down the different tenancy agreements available for property owners within the UK and explain the purpose behind them
What is credit insurance and how does it work?
Laurence Hill explains what credit insurance is and how it can protect your business against a range of risks.
Business Relief: What is it? And how can it apply to you?
Find out how this valuable tax relief can reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax charged to your estate after you die.
Top farm diversification ideas
Last year 68% of farms had chosen to diversify. We look at some the ways farmers are diversifying and the possible profits behind those ideas.
What is a Man in the Middle attack?
We explore Man in the Middle attacks and what you can do to prevent them from happening to you. Their aim is simple, to steal your personal information or manipulate your transaction for their own gain. Found out more in our guide
Guide to live-in landlords
If you rent out a room or part of your home to a tenant or lodger, while also living there yourself, you’re classed as a ‘live-in’ or ‘resident’ landlord. Taking on a lodger, or tenant, can earn you some extra money, but it pays to be aware of the procedures you need to follow, and the rights and responsibilities of both parties.
Guide to evicting squatters
Squatting in a residential building (like a house or flat) is illegal and the police can use force to enter a property and remove any trespassers. Anyone guilty of squatting can also face up to six months in prison and a £5,000 fine
Heat Norfolk - A Breath of Fresh Air
We spoke to Paul Wilkins at Heat Norfolk about his business and the support he receives from the Rradar service as part of his Management Liability Insurance.