In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
Virtual assistants are independent, self-employed contractors who provide their clients with administrative, customer service, technical, and other support services. With so much responsibility, it’s vital to protect yourself with insurance. Here’s what you should know.
Liability insurance for small businesses and self-employed professionals protects your assets if you're legally responsible for compensating a third party for damage or loss. Learn about the different types of liability insurance and how they can protect you.
All beauticians – from barbers to tattoo artists – face financial risks from accidents and client allegations of wrongdoing or lawsuits. Get a rundown of how insurance can help protect you and keep your reputation blemish-free.
There are countless possibilities for using drones commercially. But with all the upsides drones provide for businesses, there are also downsides. Get an overview of how drone liability insurance can protect you.
Don’t assume your business has no electrical fire risk because everything appears to operate correctly daily. Find out how to prevent electrical fires and how insurance can help your business recover if one ignites in your workplace.
The benefit of purchasing a fleet vehicle insurance policy for five or more business vehicles is two-fold: it ensures your vehicles are protected and you can save money. Read our in-depth guide on commercial fleet vehicle insurance.
Event planning is an exciting industry, and event planners have careers abounding with culture, novelty, creativity, and adventure. Business insurance is necessary for any event planner so they can focus on their next big event, not an unexpected accident.
Yoga teachers are fitness and wellness instructors who guide their clients through various poses or asanas. Despite the many benefits yoga provides, your clients may suffer a physical injury that can put your livelihood at risk. Here’s how you can protect yourself.
A loss payee is one of many insurance terms worth understanding, so you can make informed choices when insuring your profession or business. Learn more about loss payees and how they differ from an additional insured.
Does buying a short-term business insurance policy save you money? Not necessarily. Moreover, it can lead to problems. Here are five reasons why you should consider purchasing an annual policy and maintaining continuous protection for your business.