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The 50/50 insurance rule most drivers don’t know about, until they crash on a country lane
Have a collision on an unmarked country lane and there's a good chance your insurer will settle the insurance claim 50/50, even if you did nothing wrong. It's a default many drivers have never heard of until it happens to them, and nowhere…
Should you ditch your car in 2027? Here’s what the numbers actually say
From January 2027, single bus fares in England are being cut to £2. If you're self-employed and your city already has decent buses and Uber, that's a real deadline to sit down and work out whether your car is costing you money for nothing.…
IR35 repeal unlikely under Healey: Why outcome-based SOWs are now the safest bet for freelancers
Rich Wilson, CEO and co-founder of the tech recruitment platform Gigged.AI, is not changing his tune just because another chancellor has entered Downing Street.
His message to policymakers remains completely unchanged. Yet, he hopes the…
Goodbye, guessing games: Job adverts will have to post salary ranges under new transparency rules
Here we share the background behind the upcoming rules, what the legislation mandates and how it could impact freelancers and contractors across the UK.
The era of guessing games when it comes to published salaries in job listings could…
Why ChatGPT might be recommending your competitors instead of you (and how to fix it)
If you rely on your website or social media to land clients, the way people find you online just took a massive turn
A fresh landmark study reveals that AI doesn't look for answers the way we thought it did. What does this mean? Your…
