Small Business Insurance

Articles in Small Business Insurance

By Tidbits 5 comments
While it seems easy enough to get a property insurance quote, don’t let the premium alone be your determining factor on which property policy to choose.. If you only compare price, you're shortchanging yourself. Here are a few things to ... more »
By kidsleepinfo 1 comments
How many times in life have you stepped up to the bat quickly during an argument and said, "I'm wrong. Let's not fight." If you have to think about it...then keep reading... more »
By acole 10 comments
Getting insurance for the self employed can be expensive, but it is possible to find cheaper insurance... more »
By Glencap 11 comments
So, Mr. or Ms. Entrepreneur, you’ve finally decided that now is the time. You’ve researched and researched, and after weeks, months, or perhaps even years; you’ve successfully found the perfect business that you can own and operate. You make ... more »
By ***1Handmadedream*** 2 comments
Starting your own cleaning company is easier than you might think. I started a office cleaning business for less than $300 and most of that expense was for a business license and insurance. If you are physically able to clean your own home you ... more »
By DiDill 0 comments
A worksite wellness challenge is an effective way to increase participation and involvement in your employee wellness program. It is also a great opportunity to enhance teamwork and engage in healthy competition... more »
By Amy Laine 4 comments
Insurance for a home business is something that should not be overlooked and it does not have to be very expensive. The type of business you have depends on the increase of your payments. If you do not have customers coming to your house or ... more »
By DiscountTickets 3 comments
Business Cards can be expensive sometimes, but you need to purchase some for your business anyway, and you don't want to order too many, just a few at a time because you are just starting out. You don't really want to spend too much money in ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Most small business owners struggle to afford health insurance for themselves and their employees because they don't have the staff that insurance companies require to ensure eligibility for the best rates. However, it is possible to find ... more »
By writing4fun 3 comments
Getting affordable vision coverage without working for a major corporation is now right at your finger tip. Following these simple tips can get you rates as low as $15 for an exam and $25 for glasses... more »
By Kristen Fischer 1 comments
Leveraging technology to boost your business--and run your operations--is vital in today's technically savvy world. From incorporating an electronic accounting system to protecting your computer data, planning on technology is a must-do for your ... more »
By Kenyatta Joseph 0 comments
Wouldn’t you like to know where your broker or agent get the rates they give you? It’s not what you think: they aren’t trying to rob you. There are legitimate mathematical techniques to analyze loss and other information used to determine ... more »
By pianistic 8 comments
You have just started a new small business and you need to get bonded so that you can bid on a job and are covered in case you or one of your employees does not fulfill the contract. Here is how you do that... more »
By PattyOh 2 comments
Every business wants to save money on their business auto insurance. Here are some tips that can help you make sure that you’re doing everything you can to save money... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Every business is prone to risk, irrespective of its size. There are several risks for which insurance companies offer coverage. Some risks are classified as "non-financial" risks, such as the result of competition or change in business trends. ... more »
By PattyOh 1 comments
Figuring out what type of insurance you need doesn’t have to be cumbersome. With a little time and energy, you can determine the basic insurance products your specific business needs. After you’ve completed these steps, be sure to discuss your ... more »
By SafetyTraining 0 comments
If you work in the construction, industrial, maritime or fishing industries, or anywhere heavy machinery and lifts are used, than you know the importance of safety training. Lives may and do depend on it. So here are a couple of easy steps to ... more »
By AngelBean 0 comments
Sometimes success in business is just knowing what to do next after you have purchased your D.B.A. name (doing business as name) and started your marketing efforts. Here is a simple list that should help give you results in your endeavors as an ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Small businesses are prone to several risks such as threat of competition, market penetration and workforce reduction. Many small businesses close due to events and hazards, as they do not have adequate coverage on some high risks. All assets ... more »
By Healthymemebers 0 comments
The numbers are daunting. Only 60% of businesses are now offering health insurance benefits to their workers – that’s down from 69% in 2000 and decreasing annually. With small businesses, the numbers are under 50%. Plus, premiums for medical ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
Small businesses and entrepreneurs often have a small set up with big ideas. With few employees and limited assets, buying all types of business insurance such as Workers' Compensation, health insurance, property insurance, and liability ... more »
By agility 1 comments
Hurricanes and tornadoes can't be avoided, but a far-seeing protection plan can save your enterprise from financial ruin... more »
By eHow Legal Editor 0 comments
No matter what type of small business you own, chances are you will need insurance. For most businesses, a combination of property and liability insurance is sufficient, but you should know all the specifics in order to legally protect your small ... more »
By eHow Business Editor 0 comments
When government plans aren't enough to cover your lost income, you would be wise to buy short term disability insurance for your business. No one envisions losing income or having a severe disability but it does happen. Choose short term ... more »
By Kristen Fischer 0 comments
I think anyone who owns a business has been there--you've got an invoice out that seems to have a stagnant outstanding balance. The client will not pay up. You can choose to react several ways to this--my advice is to be professional and polite ... more »