Rob Rushton

A company specialising in providing home insurance has revealed that it sold 5,284% more policies (compared to the daily average between 16th August 2017 and 16th October 2017), just minutes before...

It is well documented that empty properties are far more susceptible to damage than lived in family homes, both through natural causes and the actions of vandals. By following our 6 simple steps...

Owning a listed building can leave you the envy of your neighbours, being in possession of your own little slice of history. However, they can be expensive to upkeep and have a number of unique...

You scour the property for sale pages and find your dream home. It has plenty of character and is just within your budget. The surveys check out and your committed to buying. It’s at this point you...

With a summer of major sport and cultural events around the corner across the UK, wannabe attendees will inevitably suffer from the classic hotel supply and demand troubles, resulting in a desperate...

There is a growing number of properties in the UK that now fall into a category known as non-standard as labelled by insurance companies. What is this new category and what impact does it have on...

Homeowners living in the South East, North West and Wales are the most likely to be intrigued by the potential financial opportunities associated with becoming a home host and renting out their...

With the cost of living continually rising and tight finances being pulled in ever more directions it is easy to see why so many Brits are constantly looking for ways to cut down their monthly bills...

There are over 5 million people privately renting in the UK today and that figure is predicted to rise to over 7 million by 2025. Whilst the housing crisis is a major factor to that rising number...

A County Court Judgment is often simply referred to as a CCJ and is a court’s judgement, having assessed all the details of the situation, as to whether or not a debt is due. A CCJ will unfortunately...

With a recent change in planning laws to make it easier to get permission to build new homes, there has been an accompanying explosion in the number of barn conversions. A barn conversion doesn't...

BISF houses are steel framed houses built by the British Iron and Steel Federation from 1946 as an immediate solution to the post-war housing crisis. BISF was an association of steel producers, formed...

Lots of people struggle to envisage the practical use of a room when it is devoid of furniture so making sure your property looks it’s best is a good starting point. The key here is leaving just the...

For many years, major UK insurance brands have kept direct customers in Northern Ireland at an arms length and offered little coverage with often-inflated premiums. There remain a higher percentage of...

Listed buildings have an important place in British heritage, often providing unparalleled glimpses into the past. This ultimately explains the reason that they are listed in the first place – they...