Trades
The essential guides for the trades industry.
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5-minute read
A simple guide to becoming a bricklayer in the UK
Want to work for yourself? Why not become a bricklayer? To get you started, read our step-by-step guide…
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3-minute read
Is it legal to pay employees cash in hand?
Some businesses want to pay employees guaranteed take home pay, or cash in hand. But is paying employees…
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5-minute read
Buying a business in the UK: the ultimate guide
Buying a business can be a great investment, but there are some important factors to consider. Read our…
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3-minute read
Simply Business data reveals tree-felling – Schema test – Lucy as reviewer+Author
Tree-felling, roof tiling, and scaffolding are the UK’s most dangerous trades, according to new research from Simply Business.…
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6-minute read
What is malicious damage insurance: a guide for landlords and small businesses
Malicious damage is a potential risk for your business premises or rental property. Check out what type of…
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5-minute read
Fire damage insurance: a guide for landlords and businesses
If you own a business or rental property, fire damage could hit you hard. This is the insurance…
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4-minute read
Theft insurance: a guide for landlords and businesses
Theft is a concern for many people, whether you’re a tradesperson, business owner, or freelancer. Find out more…
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5-minute read
Starting your own business? These are the hidden costs to keep in mind
When you start your own business there are a number of costs associatated with the launching and running…
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3-minute read
Contract works insurance explained
Contract works insurance is a cover for construction workers that can protect your work in progress. Find out…
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7-minute read
Online marketing for tradesmen – a quick-start guide
Find out how to set up a good website and get noticed online. Read our how-to digital marketing…
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