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As a property owner you will have far more work to do than many people realise. We've put together an essential landlord checklist to make sure you've got things covered

Find out how you can proactively support your employees' wellbeing with insurance-backed products to help through these uncertain times

Updates to landlord legislation in England and Scotland mean that rental properties must comply with new electrical safety standards.

Find out how the Housing Act 1988 defined property rights and what that means for landlords right now.

The increase in staycations this year has been great news for the motorhome rental industry, but this increased popularity has inevitably lead to a rise in vehicle thefts. Mark Casey, Self-Drive Hire specialist, explains how you can keep your vehicles safe.

Landlords must ensure that a range of safety checks are carried out before you rent a property, and different documents are required in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Find the full Landlord certificate list

Here, we explore how Section 24 works, how it affects landlord income and what you can do to off-set the effects. such as Tax relief changes and the impact on income.

Properties built, sold or leased since 2008 require an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and will be affected by Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES). Do you know how to stay compliant?

With no way of predicting when Covid-19 restrictions will be eased, working from home looks likely to continue for the foreseeable future. But what does this mean for your home insurance?

End of tenancy cleaning causes more disputes between landlords and tenants than any other single issue. We've put together this guide to cover everything both landlords and tenants need to know to make sure the end of tenancy cleaning process is as smooth as possible.

We speak to Ben Smith about how the friendly service provided by Alan Boswell Risk Management has helped increase efficiency and bring staff together at Cross Country Carriers