In this latest blog post, I will delve into the additional benefits that are on offer and how to access them. Some of these benefits are included at an extra cost and some of the benefits are pretty much included as standard across the board.

One key policy that should be considered essential is Shareholder Protection. When a business owner or shareholder dies, their shares will be passed onto their spouse or beneficiary.

Running your own business can feel like there is never enough time in the day, where business owners are forced to work long hours. That’s why employers aim to surround themselves with good employees.

Armed Forces Help to Buy Scheme, the scheme is worth of £200-million and enables servicemen and women to borrow up to 50% of their salary up to a maximum of £25,000.

Income Protection ‘Business & Personal Sick Pay’ This could be the most important policy that you have in place.

Is a life Insurance policy with a difference. On a life insurance policy your family will receive a lump sum pay-out from, if you die within the terms of your agreement.

Congrats you are now planning on buying your first home. I’ve done some research on Help to Buy ISA’s and Lifetime ISAs, which are both a great way to help you save for that first property.

Have you ever considered what would happen if your child was diagnosed with a serious illness? How would you survive financially?

A quick article on why we need to have a Will in place and what you need to consider, before writing.

We all know the property market is busy at the moment given the relief of stamp duty. It’s very much a buyers market at the moment

You must pay Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) if you buy a property over a certain price.

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