
Property Insurance for Your Small Businesshttp://www.allbusiness.com/articles/Insurance/2602-30-1831.html
Property Insurance for Your Small Business - Property Insurance typically covers your property in the event of theft or damage caused by fire, explosions, accidents or acts of nature. Additional office equipment can be protected by having Contents Insurance.
The Insurance Information Institute’s business sectionhttp://www.iii.org/individuals/business/
The Insurance Information Institute’s business section - no matter how industrious you are, one disaster can wipe out all your profits and even destroy your business. The key to making sure that all the effort and money you have invested in a business doesn't disappear when a disaster strikes is to protect it with the appropriate insurance.
In deciding how much property insurance you wanthttp://www.smallbusinessnotes.com/operating/insurance/property.html
In deciding how much property insurance you want, you need to ask yourself three questions.
Protecting Your Assets With Business Liability Insurancehttp://sbinformation.about.com/od/insurance/a/liability.htm
Protecting Your Assets With Business Liability Insurance - Even if you operate with the utmost care and provide the best quality and services, a client can perceive you did them wrong. Is your business protected with liability insurance? Learn what all successful business owners know about small business liability insurance.
Workers' Compensation Fraud Growing Problemhttp://sbinformation.about.com/cs/insurance/a/ucfraud.htm
Workers' Compensation Fraud Growing Problem - employers don’t have to lurk in dark alleys with a camcorder to keep their businesses from becoming victims of workers’ compensation fraud. They can learn to identify fraud and take a proactive approach to fighting it.
Guide to Small Business Insurancehttp://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/objectID/C15734F6-12A4-4B4C-86B64DC607949877/111/182/ART/
Guide to Small Business Insurance - No matter what type of business structure you choose, it pays to buy adequate insurance.
Expanding Health Insurance Options for Small Businesseshttp://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,289264,00.html
Expanding Health Insurance Options for Small Businesses - tracking down affordable health insurance doesn't have to be like finding a needle in a haystack.
A collection of articles covering various aspects of liabilityhttp://www.nfib.com/page/liability.html
A collection of articles covering various aspects of liability and insurance.
Liability Insurance for Your Small Businesshttp://www.allbusiness.com/articles/Insurance/2601-30-1801.html
Liability Insurance for Your Small Business - In today’s litigious society, liability insurance is more essential than ever.
Two Partners, One Life Insurance Policyhttp://www.inc.com/articles/1995/01/10951.html
Two Partners, One Life Insurance Policy - Business partners should explore "first to die" life insurance.
Insurance: The Protection of Last Resorthttp://www.toolkit.cch.com/text/P12_9300.asp
Insurance: The Protection of Last Resort - Ideally, the small business owner will structure the business to limit liability and then execute strategies to avoid day-to-day liability risks. Occasionally, however, claims will be made. And some of these claims may penetrate the multiple layers of protection set up by the business owner. If this occurs, the business owner should have one final layer of protection-insurance.
Workers' Compensation Insurancehttp://www.gaebler.com/Understanding-Workers-Compensation.htm
Workers' Compensation Insurance - Workers' compensation insurance is a significant expense for entrepreneurs. It requires employers to give health insurance and cash benefits to employees injured on the job. But it's an expense that is well worth the investment.
Small Business Insurance FAQhttp://www.gaebler.com/Small-Business-Insurance.htm
Small Business Insurance FAQ - Operating a business is difficult enough without having to be concerned about suffering significant financial loss, or worse, due to unforeseen events occurring. Insurance is to protect against loss of your investment and financial impairment to your business.
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