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Discover how the Afghan data breach uncovered shocking Ministry of Defence negligence, putting thousands at risk and raising national security concerns.

It’s normal to be concerned about your investments and the impact the economy will play on them, particularly when it comes to your pension plan. Take a look at some of our tips on protecting and growing your future.

It has been 100 years since the first women qualified to be solicitors in England and Wales. We reflect on the women who made history in changing the legal industry forever.

More businesses are at risk of falling into insolvency because of the cost of living crisis. We look at what risk factors are involved and steps to help your business.

It’s nearly two years since the Supreme Court judgement found in favour of UK businesses but insurers are still holding out on making payments to their clients.

Business owners and managers face enough challenges these days – perhaps altering your way of working will pay dividends.

More than a year has now elapsed since a landmark test case was heard in the Supreme Court, so what has happened since policyholders were granted clarity on their business interruption insurance?

Paying for your funeral plan in advance can ease the burden on your loved ones. What are the pitfalls involved in making provisions?

Battles continue to rage between businesses and insurers despite High Court ruling seemingly providing clarity for UK firms.

 

If your business suffered a financial loss caused by COVID-19, you could be entitled to compensation through a Business Interruption claim.

In the wake of the pandemic and the effects of lockdown, many companies turned to their insurers for help after suffering substantial financial loss, but found the help they needed wasn’t forthcoming.

How can you tell if the Self-Invested Personal Pension you were advised to put your retirement pot into was a mis-sold pension?

Business Insurance pay-outs for firms forced to shut their doors during the coronavirus pandemic are set to top the £1bn mark.