Buying a new build house? 300 faults found on average!
What is a snag list and why is it important to get the experts involved? We talk to the consumer champions finding faults on British new builds.
Home Related
Decluttering your home and mind
It has certainly felt like a long winter – but many of us are starting to feel Spring in the air, and maybe a little more energy as a result. One good way to kickstart the season is via the traditional Spring clean.
, General Interest, , Weather
Storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin – the big cleanup!
Flash flooding, 145mph winds, travel chaos, loss of power – we review the cost of the damage, and how to go about claiming and repairs.
, General Interest, , News, Weather
Safety Tips: Prepare for Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice
The UK is set to be battered by winds of up to 100mph! Stay safe, here’s how.
General Interest, High net worth, , News
The value of the celebrity marriage proposal
Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air and has us thinking about all things love, marriage proposals… and celebrity engagement rings.
How do you get insurance when you buy a new-build home?
You’ve found the new build home of your dreams. Then you discover that your new postcode is not recognised on any databases – so how do you go about getting home and car insurance up and running ready for moving-in day?
, Commercial, , Specialist, Van
Don’t let that side hustle cost you!
The side hustle. The portfolio career. Passive income. The gig. The nice little earner. Once known as the ‘second job’.
General Interest, , , Insurance, , Living
50% of Brits now financially vulnerable
27.7 million people are financially vulnerable. 4.1 million people in the UK are in serious financial jeopardy. These are sobering statistics.
Buying a non-standard construction house: what you need to know
Buying a house of non-standard construction? Find out what this means and how you go about insuring it.
, Holiday home, , Seasonal, Weather
Storm Arwen, Storm Barra… another tough winter?
Spring is still several months away with January and February renowned for being the ‘wetter months’. Here is our ultimate guide to things you can do to protect your home, and health this winter.