Blog posts by Jack

I enjoy browsing the freelance sub-reddit, but it also leaves me frustrated. This is because a lot of the problems freelancers are writing about could be solved had they bought insurance. Sadly, the majority of those sharing their plights rarely have insurance.

Instant quotes and account management. It’s happening. Here’s a BTS of what Scott’s been designing and building.

I was doing my daily activity of lurking on a forum for freelancers when I stumbled upon a thread about insurance.

Whilst professional indemnity is the bread and butter at With Jack, work tools are an essential part of a freelancer’s tool kit. That’s why we give you the option to add contents to your policy when you get a quote.

Creatives are used to working to deadlines. Oftentimes clients have important launch dates to hit. It’s your job to not only ensure deadlines are met, but that the work you’re delivering is what the client expected.

With the GDPR deadline looming, there’s an increased awareness from freelancers of the responsibilities associated with storing and handling client data.

Over coffee in Cafe Strange Brew and a drizzly walk through Queen’s Park, we chatted to Briony Cullin and Joffrey, the Cockapoo. Briony is a digital marketer and With Jack customer who is into her second year of freelancing. Briony reflects on the challenges of the first year and how important having a supportive network is.

Navigating insurance can feel like a minefield. Especially when much of the information available isn’t written with freelancers in mind. We’ve compiled a list of questions we’re regularly asked about insurance for freelancers. This resource will give you a better understanding of what business insurance is and why it’s relevant to freelancing.

In the freelance world, most insurance claims stem from a client relationship gone sour.

“I’ve been in business for 10 years and have never had a problem.”