Is working part of your retirement plan?
A recent study has found that more people aged over 65 are continuing to work after they officially retire.
The scammers won’t go away, so be careful out there!
It’s an unfortunate truth of the computer age that, as the software developed to protect your identity and sensitive information improves, so the methods of those trying to defraud you become ever more effective.
A guide to ethical funds
The importance of having a Will in place
Despite the fact that having a Will in place is commonly accepted as the most effective way to leave details about your inheritance, the number of people who don’t have one is remarkably high.
Who pays for the qualified nurses in a care home?
The Court of Appeal recently made a significant ruling on who should pay for the care that state funded residents should receive.
A "conditional fee agreement" is a contract
The Ultimate Guide to Moving House
The Guide to Moving House contains all the information you need to get you started with your move.
Britain Takes Back Control. Or Does It?
Do employers care about their employees financial well-being?
A recent study has found that only one in three employees believes their employer cares about their financial wellness.
Which benefits do employees value the most?
We’re living in a world where employee benefits are perhaps more varied than ever before.
Chesterfield Moving Guide
Moving to Chesterfield? Check out our Chesterfield Moving Guide for tips on how to turn your house into a home.
Liability for attack on customer
The Courts recently ruled that an employer can be held liable for an unprovoked assault by one of its employees on a customer if there is a sufficiently close connection between the employee’s job and the wrongful conduct.
Adoption of children in care to be an increased priority
When should a person’s dying wishes be ignored?
A disputed will has recently been sent to the Court of Appeal to determine whether an estranged daughter is entitled to money from her mother’s estate.
Employer’s duty to home carer travelling between clients
An employer was recently held liable for injuries sustained by their employee when they were travelling between clients.
New Deputy Report Forms to Improve Safeguards for At-risk Adults
The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) has introduced new and improved forms to be used by deputies.
Online Courts Proposed
Proposals have been put forward for online paperless courts that would enable people to settle civil disputes of up to £25,000.
Online Privacy in the Office
Companies are within their rights to monitor the private online activities of their employees when they are in the office.
Insurance Premiums to fall as new whiplash injury rules are introduced
Motorists could see £1 billion a year back in their pockets thanks to new government measures to drive out fraudulent whiplash claims.
Changes to way in which fees can be charged in insolvency cases.
Hotel ‘wrong’ to Sack Chef who bit Police Officer
A chef jailed for biting two police officers during a drunken altercation has won a claim for unfair dismissal from the hotel where he worked.
Accidents at Work in the UK - Recent Statistics
Over the past 10 years, injuries in the workplace have drastically reduced. However, this doesn't mean they don't still happen. Find the most up to date statistics and read about the most common causes of accidents in the workplace with our handy infographic.
Fighting Fraud
Have you received suspicious calls, texts or emails purporting to be from "your bank" or "the police" asking for personal or financial details, or for you to transfer money?