How to Become a Life Coach in Canada (in 7 Steps)
If you’re thinking of becoming a life coach, consider your strengths and passions to help pick an area of expertise. But being a life coach also means you need to think like a business owner.
Back to School: 7 Reasons Why Tutors and Teachers Need Insurance
As a new school year begins, it’s not just lesson plans that need reviewing – your protection does, too. From liability claims to unexpected accidents, educators face real risks. Here’s what tutors and educators need to know to stay focused on what they do best: teaching.
How to Become a Personal Trainer in Canada
If you're serious about becoming an accredited personal trainer, it's essential to understand the different certification pathways, the types of roles available, and how to protect your finances from day one. Read our guide on how to get started in this dynamic career.
Do You Need D&O Insurance or E&O Insurance?
Both directors and officers (D&O) insurance and errors and omissions (E&O) insurance provide liability protection, but they address distinct risks. Choosing the wrong one could leave critical gaps in your coverage. Here’s what every business owner should know.
Do Life Coaches Need Liability Insurance?
Get an overview of how liability insurance for life coaches can protect their finances and reputations against client claims and allegations of wrongdoing, lawsuits, accidental injuries, cyber risks, and property damage.
What Insurance Do Photographers Need?
Whether you're launching your photography business or are a seasoned professional capturing unforgettable moments, the financial risks facing photographers and videographers can be significant. Here’s how to protect your photography business.
What Type of Insurance Do IT Consultants Need?
IT consultants require comprehensive insurance to minimize financial, legal, and operational risks and avoid financial turmoil. Get a straightforward overview of how to protect your IT services business.
What Is a Certificate of Insurance (COI)?
A certificate of insurance (COI), or proof of insurance certificate, summarizes your business insurance coverage and proves your business has liability insurance. Without it, you could be missing out on many opportunities. Here’s what every business owner should know.
What You Need to Know About Self-Employed Insurance
Many self-employed Canadians (70% according to our poll) lack business insurance, leaving their finances vulnerable to work-related risks and liabilities. Discover how business insurance can offer essential protection for independent professionals.
Additional Interest and Additional Insured: What’s the Difference?
Adding a third party to a business insurance policy can be done by including them as an additional interest or an additional insured. While both methods involve adding a third party, they have distinct purposes. Here’s what business owners need to know.