In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
High-rise plumbers working in individual units are responsible for installing or repairing complex plumbing systems. Get the lowdown on getting the coverage you need, avoiding accidents, and keeping your premium low.
Winter weather can force you to close for a few days (or worse) unexpectedly. That’s why now’s the time to give business interruption insurance thought. Here are your options and how business interruption coverage can protect your income if forced to close temporarily.
Stylists are not immune to making mistakes, accidentally injuring customers, or a salon or barber shop being damaged by fire, water, or a break-in. Here’s how hairstylists can protect their finances, business contents, and careers.
Hosting an event or gathering this fall to increase your sales? Check your liability insurance coverage to ensure it adequately covers your risks. You might need special event insurance to safeguard your finances. Here’s what to know.
Some things are more frightening than a spell of writer’s block or the anxiety of initiating a first draft of any content. Freelance writers, copywriters, and authors face many liability risks that could devastate them financially. Here’s how writers can protect themselves.
New and experienced Amazon sellers in Canada have particular business insurance needs. Amazon requires some sellers to have insurance. Get an overview of the coverages you should have to protect your finances and how they can help when problems arise.
Countless companies subscribe to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers to develop, host, and manage the software solutions they need. However, with that opportunity and responsibility come significant liability risks. Here’s what SaaS providers need to know to protect their assets.
Anyone can make a mistake. But if you make one that leads to a customer allegation of professional negligence, poor work, or financial losses, you'll wish you had errors and omissions (E&O) insurance. Here are five real E&O claims our clients experienced.
For professionals who earn the bulk of their income as a subcontractor, getting a customized subcontractor insurance policy is not only wise, it’s an investment in your financial health and career. Here are five coverages every subcontractor should have.
Safeguarding your business’s financial wellness and being prepared to cover unexpected accidents and damages on or off your business property requires insurance. Find out if you need premises liability or general liability insurance.