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Are increasing regulations halting the growth of your business?

Every business is affected by compliance and regulations, and meeting these can cause businesses to feel buried in paperwork, audits and restrictions. Whilst regulations are in place to protect some area of the industry and keep everything above board, many businesses have found they struggle...

A tale of two businesses

Mark and Sally both want to make a go of running a small business in their local town. Mark wants to open a local antique store, while Sally has her sights set on opening a small boutique on the bustling riverside. Both budding entrepreneurs grew up...

What you need to know about becoming a landlord

Thinking of letting out your property? Here’s what you should consider before you do. Be prepared to work all hours Being a landlord is not a 9-5 job and while there will be plenty of days where you can dictate your own schedule, there will be many...

Assessing the fire risks of your restaurant, pub and social club

It is hard enough to operate a successful business in today’s world without the complications that accidents and other unwanted incidents can lead to. Although they have their differences, restaurants, public houses, social clubs and similar premises, share many common hazards. Risk management involves their...

Protecting your high net worth home against water damage

Taking sufficient measures to protect your home against water damage is essential as insurers may not pay out if you attempt to claim for damage which could have been prevented with due diligence. This is, of course, dependent on the wording in your insurance policy....

What does the Tenant Fees Act mean for landlords and for tenants?

You browse suitable properties. You arrange a viewing. You’re all set. You call the letting agent to discuss the deposit. Before you know it, you must pay a deposit, one month of rent and ‘referencing fees’ before you’re handed the keys. It can add up to...