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17 02, 2022

What Factors Influence the Cost of Commercial Property Insurance?

By |2022-04-26T13:26:09+00:00February 17th, 2022|Commercial Building Insurance, Commercial Property Insurance, Shop Insurance|2 Comments

 What Factors Influence the Cost of Commercial Property Insurance?  Commercial property insurance protects landlords who rent out their property for commercial purposes. This type of insurance policy is required due to the wide range of costly incidents that can occur when you allow another party to occupy the commercial property, such as a steel structure or barn. This coverage is also known as commercial landlords' insurance. To obtain this type of insurance, the lessor must enter into a formal rental agreement with its tenant, naming itself as the lessor and the occupying organization as the tenant. For around 300 years, insurance underwriters have used four factors to determine what your premiums for commercial property insurance are, and we'll go over these four factors, which you can remember in a simple acronym called cope C-O-P-E, which stands for CONSTRUCTION, OCCUPANCY, PROTECTION, and EXPOSURE. Get a Quote [...]

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30 11, 2021

8 simple property insurance mistakes you don’t want to make

By |2021-11-30T10:24:54+00:00November 30th, 2021|insurance, Property Owners Liability Insurance|3 Comments

8 simple property insurance mistakes you don't want to make Homeowners who make errors when purchasing an insurance policy may have their claims denied, even if the errors are not their fault. Even mistakes made when purchasing a home insurance policy through price comparison websites are accounted for, even if they are not the customers' fault. The problem is that an insurer believes they were not informed of a "material fact" about a property. What constitutes a significant factor varies by insurer, but it is basically anything that would cause them to refuse to insure you. Here are a few examples that occur frequently: 1. The property's age If an insurer discovers that an edifice is more recent than it appears, the initial offer will be lowered because the house is regarded as less risky. If a claim is made, the insurer has the right to deny it if [...]

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4 11, 2021

Insure Our Future campaign’s report

By |2022-04-26T13:29:57+00:00November 4th, 2021|insurance|1 Comment

Insure Our Future campaign’s report The Insure Our Future campaign has published its 2021 strategic plan on insurance, climate change, and fossil fuels; this is the organization's fifth annual report on insurers' climate policies. "Insurance Business" describes the results obtained by 30 insurance companies in the most recent rankings in this section. The German group Allianz is leading the pack in terms of phasing out fossil fuel insurance; the French companies SCOR and AXA in terms of divestment in fossil fuels; and Aviva, headquartered in the UK, emerges as the leader compared to other climate leaders. Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance The following companies are doing well, according to Insure Our Future, a study on the role [...]

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28 10, 2021

Here’s what you need to understand and insurers and risk management

By |2021-10-28T12:01:44+00:00October 28th, 2021|insurance|6 Comments

Insurers have a very black and white view of risk. They ask, "Is the property occupied?" This means whether or not there is someone in there and whether or not there are daily activities there. As a result, most of the time, insurers use their experience to ask clients, "Is the property occupied?" The builders are there every day, so the property is occupied, prompting questions such as "No, are you there?" "Is anyone trading here?" and "Is the property rented?" And you get a lot of responses because they know that if a property is empty, the risk increases and their premium rises. So insurers are very black or white, it's either empty or it's not. Are you trading or not? If you're not, you're going to have to pay an extra premium for a simple level of cover. Or if they're there, and they're trading in some [...]

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13 10, 2021

How your tenants habits can affect your landlord’s insurance

By |2022-04-26T13:55:44+00:00October 13th, 2021|insurance|0 Comments

How your tenants habits can affect your landlord's insurance We all have personal habits. Some are more desirable than others and some are considered not only to be unhealthy but they may also affect your landlord's insurance policy. Take two minutes to find out how! Is the professional tenant's habit, such as smoking or drinking alcohol, a risk factor for the premises? Not surprisingly, smoking causes a large portion of the fire risk. Lying on the sofa with a cigarette in one hand and not putting it out, can result in a house fire. And those are at the top of the list because they are fairly common. So what a lot of insurance companies are doing is putting a little clause in the insurance policy saying that you must not smoke in your rental agreement, which is becoming more and more common. If a claim is made it [...]

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2 06, 2021

Increase in unoccupied commercial properties due to Covid-19

By |2021-06-02T08:29:11+00:00June 2nd, 2021|Commercial Building Insurance, Unoccupied Commercial Property Insurance|0 Comments

Increase in unoccupied commercial properties due to Covid-19 Many businesses in the UK and around the world have remained closed due to government directives and restrictions imposed following the COVID-19 lockdown, leaving large numbers of businesses and commercial buildings vacant. Whether temporary or permanent, unoccupied buildings are more vulnerable to water leaks, arson, vandalism and theft. Even after businesses reopened, many employees and businesses continued to work from home. This also results in commercial buildings being unoccupied. If your commercial buildings remain closed, you must respect the vacancy conditions of your insurance policy. The wording of your policy should contain the specific requirements set out by your insurance. Most policies state that you will not be covered if you violate these conditions. According to Retail Gazette magazine in one of its articles: “With the UK going in and out of lockdown since March of last year, thousands of stores [...]

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16 04, 2021

Working in sheds and garages during the pandemic poses an insurance risk

By |2021-04-16T12:22:46+00:00April 16th, 2021|Home Insurance, Office Insurance|3 Comments

Working in sheds and garages during the pandemic poses an insurance risk Our habits have changed since the arrival of the Coronavirus and many people now work from home. Some have even converted their sheds, garages, or summerhouses into offices and according to an insurer's statement more and more people expect to do so. According to a survey conducted by the insurance company Aviva, the proportion of people that are incorporating a dedicated office in the home is also increasing. This is convenient but risky at the same time because some workers may not be covered by home insurance in the event of a problem. Most people choose to fit out their homes and work in what is called Shoffice. Get a Quote Insurance under one roof We are specialists in many types of insurance [...]

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25 03, 2021

Why directors and officers liability insurance for blocks of flats is essential?

By |2022-04-26T14:28:58+00:00March 25th, 2021|Directors and Officers Insurance|3 Comments

Why Directors And Officers Liability Insurance For Blocks of Flats Is Essential?  Mistakes made by officers and directors can be held against them, and they should understand and be aware that the law applies to everyone even if you are the director or officer of an RMC, an association of residents or of an RTM company and that of a large company. Despite this, there are still those who do not consider protecting their personal wealth with directors and officers’ policy. The directors and officers of an RMC, a residents' association or an RTM company are those who are covered by directors' and officers' liability insurance also known as management liability insurance, which protects them from errors or mistakes allegedly made in the management of the building for which they are responsible. This also includes legal defense and costs and awards made against them. Get a Quote [...]

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1 03, 2021

What is unoccupied commercial property insurance?

By |2022-04-26T14:32:42+00:00March 1st, 2021|Unoccupied Commercial Property Insurance|0 Comments

What is unoccupied commercial property insurance? Jackie De Burca So, Robert, for those of us who need an introduction about unoccupied commercial property insurance, can you explain please? Robert Fisher Certainly. So, unoccupied commercial property insurance- basically, it is what it says on the tin, I suppose, but there are a few key elements to it that differ slightly from an occupied commercial property insurance product. The main ones being that, firstly, the cover is less, and normally the premium is more. So, that's the main essential part to an unoccupied product. When I say the cover is less, you have all of your standard perils or causations. For example, fire and flood, malicious damage, storm, whatever it may be- theft, all the usuals. So you have those on a normal policy, but for an unoccupied commercial policy, your coverage is limited to fire, lightning, earthquake and explosion only. [...]

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1 03, 2021

Working from home insurance and other concerns

By |2022-04-26T14:35:57+00:00March 1st, 2021|Business Insurance, Office Insurance|0 Comments

Working from home insurance and other concerns The health crisis we are going through has forced many employees to switch to 100% teleworking, sometimes in far from optimal conditions. As the majority of workers have always been used to working in offices, this has come as a shock to many. For managers and employees, this presents major challenges. Questions arise around the challenges, and it is also necessary to consider issues such as working from home insurance. The costs associated with working from home Before the lockdown, the majority of companies said they did not feel ready to implement the changes related to teleworking. In the rush, they had to get started. Even if the current crisis may have removed some brakes, the list of obstacles is long and often linked to costs. Confusion: the training of managers, the cost of training for all (sales team, tools, modes of [...]

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