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MONEY MONDAY HOW TO EFFECTIVELY UTILISE THE OMBUDSMAN FOR SHORT & LONG TERM INSURANCE
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Running a business from home has become increasingly common, especially with the rise of digital technology and the convenience it offers. The need for large office spaces is slowly eroding as more and more employers choose to allow their staff to work remotely. As a result, the home business model has grown in popularity, with many new entrepreneurs choosing to start their business from home rather than in a business district. But what are the legal implications of operating a business in a residential area? Senior Ombudman for short term insurance Peter Nkhuna speaks to us.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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