In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
As trusted advisors, accountants empower business owners with clarity and confidence. But much like any small business owner, accountants also face financial risks. Here’s how insurance can protect accountants’ finances and careers.
Daycare insurance safeguards business owners from the financial repercussions of accidents, third-party bodily injury claims, property damage, or allegations of professional negligence. Get the A-B-Cs on daycare insurance and protect your livelihood.
Most personal car insurance won't cover accidents or damage when you're using your vehicle for business. Discover how a commercial auto policy protects your ride – and why it's essential if you drive for work.
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.
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.
Countless Canadian bakers with a flare for making scrumptious baked goods are always in high demand, prompting many to start a home-based bakery. But there’s one essential ingredient they should never skip – liability insurance.
It can be confusing to understand the specific risks contractors and subcontractors face during construction projects. Get a straightforward understanding of what's at stake and the types of insurance these professionals require.
Summer can bring a surge in unexpected risks for small businesses – from property damage to equipment breakdowns. See how we helped real clients tackle 10 common seasonal claims and stay open for business.
Doing work “under the table” – unreported, off-the-books work done in cash to avoid taxes and legal obligations – poses significant risks to contractors, including rejected insurance claims.
How can Canadian retailers defend their properties and inventories and enhance security when robberies and theft are rising? See our recommendations for upping retail store security and having the right insurance to recover from such events.
