In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Business insurance policies are typically one-year contracts between insurance companies and business owners. Here are five things to consider before renewing your policy.
Copywriters' work has inherent risks that can lead to legal disputes and financial liabilities, particularly using generative artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. Here's why you need to get professional liability coverage.
One of the questions insurance providers ask when pricing a business insurance policy is what your profession's or company's annual and projected revenue is. Learn why, how to calculate the numbers, and why providing accurate figures is critical.
Like any other professionals, lifeguards face certain liability risks ensuring water safety. Get a quick rundown of the insurance you need to protect your finances and reputation.
Get a quick overview of how business interruption insurance can be the lifeline you need if you’re forced to temporarily close following a fire, water damage, theft, vandalism, or a natural disaster that hits your commercial property.
Commercial umbrella insurance is an additional safety net for your business. Get the lowdown on how it can protect you and what types of companies and professionals should have it.
Exterior painters face various liability risks that can lead to financial losses, legal claims, and potential damage to their reputation. Get an overview of how insurance can help shield you from expensive losses.
Many dental hygienists have some liability protection through their employers, but it may not offer them complete protection from liability claims and lawsuits. Get a quick overview of what you need to know to protect your career and finances.
Ice cream shop owners are gearing up for a busy summer as demand for sweet and ice-cold treats grows in Canada. Ensure your season is successful by understanding how insurance can shield you from potential liabilities.
If you’re renting a property, you’re exposed to financial risks such as expensive property damage and third-party injury and property damage claims. Your homeowner insurance policy isn’t designed to cover rental properties. Here’s what you should know.