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Cohabitation (or Domestic Partnership) Agreements
A widely used definition describes “domestic partners” as “two adults who share an emotional, physical and financial relationship similar to that of a married couple
Cohabitation
A relationship where two unmarried adults live together and conduct their relationship like a married couple. Many people cohabit, but unfortunately, cohabitation is currently not
Can We Repay The Debt?
One frequently reads English judgments on insurance law where Canadian, Australian and New Zealand cases are referred to. It seems clear that in the apartheid
Bodies Corporate: Insurance Excess
Obtaining proper insurance cover is one of the most essential duties placed on trustees of bodies corporate and great care should be taken in performing
Insurance claims
How to claim the benefits of your insurance policy Source: You and Your Rights Contact your insurer (preferably through your broker or agent) as soon
Insuring your business
Taking the risk out of running a business Source: You and Your Rights> All businesses – from the biggest to the smallest – run the
No claim if you are to blame, says ombudsman
The latest report by the ombudsman for short-term insurance highlights the importance of reading your insurance policy document and complying with the terms of the
Protect your home and all that is in it
If you own a home, you need both homeowner’s insurance and household insurance. Your home is most probably the most valuable asset that you own,
Getting people to face up to financial reality
One of the most common mistakes people make with their finances is waiting too long before they start investing for their old age. And the
Clause for concern in your policy
In terms of the law, your financial advisor or broker must call your attention to the clauses in your life policy that allow an assurance