Insurance Advice

Cast your eyes along practically any high street in the UK, and you are likely to see a row of shops with residential flats above. Have you ever wondered how…

Many properties are mixed-use. Perhaps the most common is the building – common on every high street – which has a shop downstairs and flats above. Other possibilities might include…

Did you get a new iPad or tablet for Christmas? If so, some of the first websites you are likely to have browsed were houses, television property guru Sarah Beeney…

The winter season is upon us again and, with it, comes a time when many homeowners are likely to worry about the risk of flooding to their property in the…

Bricks and mortar remain one of the most valuable assets that any of us may own. For criminals looking to make a substantial quick return, therefore, property is very much…

With any home renovation project, there are innumerable details to be considered and preparations to be made – plans to be drawn up by architects and engineers, maybe, planning permission…

As a landlord, you are not always obliged to have building insurance for your let property. But there are many instances when it is a safeguard you cannot – and…

People who are in rented accommodation – whether in the private or public sector – and who are on low incomes or unemployed, qualify for benefits to help pay their…

If you’re unfortunate enough to experience flood damage, then you’ll probably be contacted fairly quickly by someone called a “loss adjuster”. Here’s a quick overview of their role. Major flooding…

July 2017 – the height of the glorious British summer – and floods have already brought chaos to certain parts of the UK, the southwest in particular. News reports –…

It’s that time of year when you can start to appreciate your garden once again and begin to use it as an outside living space. That means getting out your…

If you have a mortgage on your property on your home, then typically a condition of your contract with your mortgage provider will be that you have adequate buildings insurance….