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Betty Said:

What providers of Islamic business insurance are there in the UK?

We Answered:

Cheek it http://www.epersonalinjury.ca

Erica Said:

Where can I get insurance for starting a cat sitting business in the UK?

We Answered:

Why not start small without insurance. So if it doesn't work you lose nothing.
Insurance isn't obligatory.

Cheryl Said:

Insurance sector jobs for Indians in the UK?

We Answered:

No, a visitor's visa category can neither be changed to a Tier 2 sponsored work visa in the United Kingdom nor are you authorized to work on a business visa. A U.K. company can issue you a certificate of sponsorship if they have a gap which cannot be filled by the local or the EU labour workforce. The application for the visa however must be lodged through the visa application centre of your place of residence.
http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/… ..
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Frank Said:

I was wondering Do i need business insurance to deliver food/takeaways ?

We Answered:

Short answer, Yes your insurance provider will help you with this

Danny Said:

I want to start up a cake decorating business in the UK, what legal things i.e. insurance, H&S do I need?

We Answered:

Well when I had a catering business, the environmental people insisted on me taking a food hygiene course, apart from that business insurance and remember to inform National Insurance if you are going self employed.

Anita Said:

UK Insurance query. A business applies for contents insurance, gives all the info required then has to make?

We Answered:

I am not sure but you would think that, based on proportional representation, an insurance company would pay an amount in relation to the sum insured against the amount calculated by the loss adjuster. It seems unfair if the insurer indicates that he will not make a payment at all. There is no way that an insured party can be assured that their value of the contents is totally correct. I would certainly appeal against this unfair decision.

Francisco Said:

How much on average does insurance cost for a small business in UK?

We Answered:

Depends on the size and type of business and where situated.

A shop insurance policy (which covers liability) will cost from a few hundred pounds in a low risk area to several thousand depending on stock and location. A liability policy for a low risk trade could be less than £100 but if you are working at height e.g roofing and employ anyone then several thousand.

Again for manufacturing it depends on fire risk , hazard and location - premiums range from the low hundreds to the thousands.

You may also need to consider professional indemnity insurance if giving advice, accident and sickness, goods in transit, key person, directors & officers.

Your best bet is your local specialist insurance broker who can quote for all these. Doesn't it make sense to have one advisor for all your insurance needs?