Insuring Your Success

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Volume 4 Issue 13 April 1, 2010 Insuring Your Success There's no sense in putting all that blood, sweat and tears into your business only to have it be ruined by an avoidable lawsuit or something as unexpected as weather-related disaster. That's why properly insuring your business is key. Whether you're operating a home-based business or a manufacturing plant, you need to understand basics of business insurance. A solid understanding of the risks that apply to your particular line of business will allow you get the coverage you need without breaking the bank.. Sponsored by: AcceptPay - A new invoicing Solution from American Express AcceptPay lets you electronically invoice customers and accept online payments - all in one place. You can give your customers the choice to pay with all major credit cards, eCheck or ACH, making it easier for them to pay you. Plus with automatic deposits going directly to your bank account, you can manage your cash flow and get paid faster with AcceptPay. Learn more here. Acceptpay.com Weather Insurance for Business: Are You Covered If your business gets whacked by severe weather, take heart. A standard business owners policy, or BOP, provides coverage for a range of weather-related disasters, such as … Read more Question (customebabyshoegirl): What is the best insurance for self-employed workers? Answer (businessgrowthguy): First and foremost, you should definitely get health insurance… Got Your Own Business Question? Ask it at Business.com Answers. Business Owner Insurance Basics By Brian Luskey Lawsuits and injuries to you or your employees could threaten your business at any time, so knowing the basics of business insurance is critical… Read more Properly Insuring A Home-Based Business By Laura Sullivan Homeowners insurance is not enough; you need specific coverage to protect your home-based business… Read more

Startup Technology Management Money and Finance FAST TRACK Quick reads and cool tools for your business Best Help : Before you buy insurance from an insurer you should check its rating with A.M. Best. Founded in 1899 the company is a full-service credit rating organization dedicated to servcing the financial services industries, including the insurance sector. Strength in Numbers: If you're in need of insurance, there could be benefits to going with the crowd. Joining a group such as the National Federation of Independent Businesses may get you a special rate on small-business policies. SOLUTION OF THE WEEK Taking Stock: A well-organized inventory of all your business equipment can help you expedite your claims for any damages to your business equipment or property. The Insurance Information Institute's Know Your Stuff is a free, online system that allows you to create and manage an inventory quickly and efficiently. Employees Government Internet & Ecommerce Legal Management Money & Finance Operations Sales & Marketing Startup Technology Guides by Region Guides by Business Type

 

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