Insurance Guide (Page 13)
Common DIY Jobs That You Should Always Have Home Insurance for
Although we might like to think that we’re as good with our DIY as we our editing our Facebook profiles, the sad truth is that for the majority of us, doing it yourself just isn’t our specialty. Despite this, you shouldn’t be put off from having a go at some basic DIY tasks yourself, as it can be far less expensive to get the tools and materials yourself and have a go at it than paying for a... ❯❯❯
Driving in Europe: What You Need to Know
Driving in Europe is not the same as driving in the UK. Whilst there are obvious differences like driving on the other side of the road, there are many others that can even run you the risk of an on the spot fine. From being aware of the compulsory items that you need to carry to the differences in breakdown cover, there are lots that you need to be aware of. Compulsory Items The items that... ❯❯❯
What Insurance Do You Need When Moving Home?
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Moving house is a huge job, and you will already have enough of your mind without even thinking about insurance. They say that moving home is the single most stressful thing a person will go through in their lifetime. No doubt you have reasons for your move. Maybe you are moving for work or moving into a new home with your partner. Whatever the reason, you want to make the move... ❯❯❯
Questions to Ask When Buying Life Insurance Cover
Buying life insurance at any age requires a great deal of thought, research, and planning so that you can receive the proper cover for your needs and budget. If you partner with a reliable company and ask all of the right questions, you’ll have peace of mind and confidence in the decision that you make as you decide on the insurance that is right for you and your family. Let’s take a look of some... ❯❯❯
Taking the Worry Out of Business by Mitigating Risks
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There is nothing more satisfying than starting a business. It is likely to be a stressful start that has lots of ups and downs. There will probably be large sums of money at stake, and managing it successfully is all important. Often at the start of a business money flows out much faster than it flows in, and tight control is necessary. The new business is vulnerable from all sides... ❯❯❯
Holiday Preparation
Trying to arrange for travel with a pre-existing medical condition can be a daunting task. Not only do you have to order extra medication, file prescriptions and arrange for specialist medical cover you also have to prepare yourself to be in a foreign country with pre-existing conditions that may require medical attention whilst your are there. Understandably this can make travellers with... ❯❯❯
5 UTV Insurance Shopping Tips
UTV stands for ‘utility task vehicle’ – they are sometime known as “side-by-sides” for their off-road, four-wheel drive capabilities. Basically, if you want to get a tough job done, your UTV will usually do the trick. And just like on-road vehicles UTV vehicles need insurance too. Not only do you want to protect and cover your own injuries in case of a collision or accident, but you also want to... ❯❯❯
Recruitment Agency Crib Sheet: How to Reduce Costs
New Year, new financial resolutions. Paying attention to the detail is one way to ensure your recruitment business thrives in 2014. Here’s how recruitment agencies can cut costs without driving down quality or competitiveness in what remains a challenging industry sector. Utility Savings Your office may be small but you still pay out a lot of money each year to heat it and light it. The Carbon... ❯❯❯
Tips for Improving Your Cash Flow
Working in recruitment often involves problems with cash flow. The lack of capital can lead to all sorts of problems, none more obvious than the inability to cover business expenses and pay wages. A business is unable to function properly if there isn’t a decent cash flow running through the veins of the establishment. This isn’t a secret in business, yet many organisations still struggle with... ❯❯❯
Top 5 Tips for Handling Residential Insurance Claims
You have homeowners insurance for a reason: to protect you financially in the event of damage or loss where your property is concerned. And there are a number of reasons why you might be prompted to file a residential insurance claim. For example, you may come home to find that you’ve been the victim of a home invasion robbery and that your house has been burglarized. Or perhaps you live in an... ❯❯❯
