Business Finance and Insurance
If you are lucky, running your own cafe may be very profitable. However there are downsides that come with all businesses and these are the outlays. One of the outlays you may wish to count in your budget is cafe insurance. Here are some of the … [Continue reading]
If you run a takeaway, you will be aware that there are certain risks associated with this type of business for which you may require protection. Takeaway insurance policies are designed to provide you with cover for all of the most important risk … [Continue reading]
Shops are not often considered particularly risky environments, and yet they can still present risks that can lead to compensation claims that can seriously affect the running of your business. To get protection for a wide range of potential risks … [Continue reading]
If you own a property that you let out, either to private tenants or on a commercial basis, this type of insurance may be useful. It is not the same as standard home insurance because it comes with many other features, and it is something you should … [Continue reading]
Courier drivers and companies face many challenges as they deliver goods to customers in vans, cars and on motorbikes in the UK and beyond. While meeting tight deadlines and dealing with the various risks presented by the road, it is essential that … [Continue reading]
Certain trades can present various risks that can have an affect on you, your business, your employees and the public. To make sure that you are covered financially whatever happens, it is important to have a suitable insurance policy in place … [Continue reading]
Office insurance is important whether you work from a business premises or home. There are many risks that your office may face, from flood, fire and theft and accidental damage to liability issues and interruption of business. Every business is … [Continue reading]
As a busy restaurant owner, you won’t want to sweat the small stuff. You’ll want to buy insurance for your restaurant quickly, as cost effectively as possible and without compromising on the cover. So, how do you achieve that? The golden rule – as … [Continue reading]
