If you want to teach others to drive and charge them, you must be an approved driving instructor (ADI). To do this, you’ll need to pass the three-part ADI test. We look at what parts one and two involve.

We look at the differences between being an ADI and a PDI, how it affects the lessons you can give, and what type of driving instructor insurance you need.

As a driving instructor, you’ll know that lessons don’t always go according to plan, but public liability insurance can help minimise your financial risk. Here’s why it’s important and how much a policy might set you back.

We look at what affects the cost of driving instructor insurance and what you can do to keep premiums as low as possible.

Driving instructor insurance is a specialist policy made up of several different types of insurance products, giving you protection for a range of events and scenarios. Here’s what to consider.

If you’ve been affected by the recent riots and need to make a claim on your insurance, please see our information on what to do.

We look at how zero deposit schemes work and what it means for you as a landlord. We also highlight the pros and cons so you can decide if it’s the right option for you.

The number of landlords setting up limited companies continues to rise. We look at what you should bear in mind and how it might affect your landlord building insurance.

As the popularity of campervan rentals continues to rise, so do the associated risks. This article outlines strategies to identify, assess, and mitigate risks associated with renting out your vehicle to customers.

Vehicle theft has become a significant concern for campervan and motorhome owners. This article examines the latest tech tools and systems that can help vehicle rental businesses protect their assets.