1. February 2019 17:26Slip-and-fall lawsuits are one of the leading insurable incidents that small business owners face, but there are key steps you can take to limit your risks.
[More] 17. January 2019 18:54You’ll encounter three important words while shopping for small business insurance: premiums, policy limits, and deductibles. Learn more about these terms and how they can impact your policy decisions.
[More] 17. January 2019 18:16Even if your business is not in a creative industry, you could be at risk of copyright infringement, which occurs when someone uses intellectual property that belongs to you without your permission – often for financial benefit.
[More] 7. January 2019 17:34If you’re planning to start a consulting business, there are several factors to consider before taking on your first client.
[More] 18. December 2018 21:50Starting a career as an insurance agent can be an appealing opportunity for professionals looking for flexibility and a diverse roster of interesting clients.
[More] 3. December 2018 17:23A commercial insurance renewal checklist can be a helpful tool to save time and money when it’s time to update your business insurance policies.
[More] 8. November 2018 00:26In addition to knowing business best practices, such as creating a business entity and finding small business insurance, it takes a certain set of skills to succeed as a freelancer. Whether you’re a part-time freelancer after hours or it’s your full-time job, developing these four skills can lead to success.
[More] 15. October 2018 23:02Data breaches are a growing threat, yet small business owners don’t always know how to prevent them, or what to do should one occur. There are several easy tactics that you can implement now to protect your business.
[More] 15. October 2018 22:42Building a personal brand means going back to the beginning. You must be able to determine what will set you apart from the competition.
[More] 9. October 2018 17:27Not every business line of credit is created equal. Most important is the difference between an unsecured and secured line of credit. Although they may seem similar, the main difference between the two comes down to the amount of personal responsibility you have to get the line of credit — and your obligation to pay for debts personally.
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