When you bring your car in for its inspection, the mechanic will check all kinds of basic functions just to make sure they’re still working and meet requirements.
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As your business changes, regular reviews can help you avoid being underinsured.
Whether you’ve changed or added new locations, this might be a good time to check your insurance.
As your physical space expands, your coverage may need to expand, too.
And speaking of expansion. →
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Have you hired your first employee or added more people to your crew? This could impact your insurance requirements.
You’ll want to make sure your new additions are covered in case of emergencies. And that’s not the only new addition you’ll want to insure.
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Better. Faster. Stronger. New tools and hardware can really level-up your business.
They can also be pricey. Make sure your business has the right financial protection if any of this new equipment is stolen or damaged.
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As your business changes and grows, your original business structure is no longer the best option.
This might mean you switch from a sole proprietorship to an LLC. Or perhaps you acquire another business.
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Whatever structural updates you decide to make, be sure to update your insurance to match.
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Adding to your “menu” of goods and services is an exciting chance for growth. It can also open your business up to new risks.
Take a look at your liability coverage to ensure these new offerings are covered.
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An insurance policy review should help you answer these 3 questions.
Just answer a few questions about what you do, and you’ll be able to browse policy options from leading insurers. All in just minutes.