Ramon Berenguer

3 days ago | insurancebusinessmag.com | Ramon Berenguer

Guides By Jun 05, 2025 Share Updated: June 5, 2025  Tenant insurance is not legally required, but it is a type of coverage that insurance professionals would strongly recommend to renters. Not only does this type of policy offer financial protection for renters’ personal belongings, it also covers financial liability. Landlords’ insurance, meanwhile, does not extend to tenants’ personal possessions, further enhancing the need for this form of coverage.

6 days ago | insurancebusinessmag.com | Ramon Berenguer

Guides By Jun 02, 2025 Share It’s common knowledge in the UK that car insurance is mandatory. At the very least, a driver must have third-party insurance for their motor to cover any accidental damage or injury to others. Car insurance is not a one-plan-fits-all type of affair, as this is a product customised to fit the policyholder’s needs and financial circumstances.   That’s why it’s important for drivers to find cheap car insurance in the UK.

6 days ago | insurancebusinessmag.com | Ramon Berenguer

Guides By Jun 02, 2025 Share It's common knowledge that the National Health Service (NHS) provides dental care for all, covering clinically necessary treatments for oral health. NHS coverage includes checkups, emergency care, and treatments for dental problems and injuries.    But for some, relying solely on the NHS for their dental or oral care is not viable as coverage has limitations. One way to mitigate this coverage gap is to obtain private dental insurance.

1 week ago | insurancebusinessmag.com | Ramon Berenguer

Guides By May 27, 2025 Share Ensuring that the teeth of every Canuck everywhere are in good condition is becoming a bigger priority with the NDP’s new Canadian Dental Care Program coming in to effect and expanding – but some people will be left out. This is where private dental coverage comes in to help you out. This article is going to give you the 10 biggest dental insurance companies ranked by number of plan holders.

1 week ago | insurancebusinessmag.com | Ramon Berenguer

Guides By May 27, 2025 Share Those wanting to establish a career in insurance have a variety of options. Contrary to popular belief, becoming an insurance agent or broker aren’t the only choices. One of the interesting career options in insurance is that of becoming a Certified Employee Benefits Specialist (CEBS).   So, what does this certified specialist do? What is the process of becoming one? What are the courses required to obtain employee benefits specialist certification?