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Composite Legal Expenses has combined with Qdos Consulting to offer brokers' small and medium sized ...

Composite Legal Expenses has combined with Qdos Consulting to offer brokers' small and medium sized enterprise (SME) clients an HR service and legal expenses insurance tailored to employment issues.

The product, Work4ce-online, has been piloted with SMEs over the last few months and has been targeted at the broking market. The companies claim that by promoting Work4ce-online to their SME client base, brokers could earn valuable extra commission from an untapped source by giving clients a product

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Yutree outlines plans after MBO

Laura Hancock, managing director of Yutree Insurance has outlined plans for the future following a management buyout, including opening an office in Norwich.

Should you sell your broking business to an Employee Ownership Trust?

Tax-efficient exit strategies and staff incentivisation have become hot topics among broker leaders since the recent increases in Capital Gains Tax and Employer National Insurance. In the second part of a series focused on the fallout from the 2024 Labour Budget, Catherine Heyes examines how broker owners can use Employee Ownership Trusts to respond to these developments.

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