As a limited company owner, permanent health insurance policy (also referred to as income protection) can give you the support – and security – you need, when you need it most.

Public liability insurance is seen by many as an essential business expense. It’s an insurance policy that you purchase to protect your limited company and cover your legal costs and expenses if you have to defend yourself, and your business, against legal action.

Employers’ liability insurance is intended to cover your limited company for any compensation claims made by an employee because of an injury sustained while at work, or for a work-related illness or condition.

If you own or work for a small limited company you can get life insurance cover without having to pay over the odds while also benefitting from tax relief. This is where relevant life insurance comes in.

If you provide professional personal services to clients, you will almost certainly have heard of PI insurance and may have been asked what level of cover you have by a potential client before being awarded a contract. But what exactly is professional indemnity insurance, what does it insure you against, and do you really need

As the owner of a small company, you may be considering buying private medical insurance (PMI) for yourself or offering it to your employees as part of a remuneration package. But what, exactly, does health insurance cover, and should you pay for it yourself or via your limited company?

As the title suggests, key man insurance, or key person insurance as it’s also known, is a type of policy companies can take out to insure against the loss through death or illness of a key employee.

Running your own small business can be very rewarding but it can also be pretty stressful. One aspect that contractors often worry about is being diagnosed with a serious illness and having to be off work for a lengthy spell. The financial consequences of this can be potentially disastrous, adding to fears for the future,

Directors’ and officers’ insurance, also known as D&O insurance, is a type of business insurance that can often seem quite complex. How does it differ from other types of business insurance, what exactly does it cover, and is it really necessary?

By taking out tax investigation insurance, you can help to mitigate the potential cost of being investigated by HMRC which can be both time-consuming and expensive. This type of insurance policy also gives you the peace of mind that you will be covered should you be selected for tax investigation.