In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
General contractors coordinate all aspects of construction and renovation projects, ensuring each job meets high-quality standards and adheres to safety and building codes. Learn the steps for getting the contractor licensing you need in Ontario.
An estimated 45% of small businesses in Canada were directly affected by crime and safety-related issues in 2024, and theft was one of the most common issues they faced. Theft takes many forms and can be internal. Here’s how commercial crime insurance may help.
Insurance policies are typically one-year contracts with your insurer that must be renewed yearly. January provides an opportunity to ensure your coverages align with how your business has changed or may change in the coming months.
Read the 10 most-read blog articles on the Zensurance Small Business Insights blog in 2024 that captured the attention of Canadian business owners and entrepreneurs as you make plans to grow your business in 2025.
It’s wise to think about what level of protection your accountancy or you as an independent accountant need. Here are nine things every accountant should consider when their policies are due for renewal.
Every retailer selling online or online sellers using third-party marketplaces risks falling prey to fraud and cybercrime. During the busiest shopping season of the year, here are common scams to be wary of and the steps to take to protect your business.
Looking to capitalize on new ways to engage with existing and prospective customers and apply new tactics to optimize your business operations can be a tough task. With an eye on brighter horizons, we offer 10 suggestions for things you can do to try to accelerate your small business’s growth in 2025.
Airbnb and VRBO hosts should also consider the risks associated with holiday rentals. Booking holiday stays may involve elevated risks of property damage or liabilities. Here’s how to protect your rental and finances.
Contractors, subcontractors, and construction professionals must prove they have valid liability insurance to work. Verifying you are insured with a certificate of insurance (COI) is critical for bidding on projects, obtaining building permits, and landing contracts. Here’s what every construction professional should know.
Insurance is critical for protecting small business owners’ and independent professionals’ finances and reputations. Need proof? Here are 10 real-life insurance claims we resolved in 2024 for our clients.