Your Business Insurance Inventory Checklist
Posted: May 4, 2025
We typically don’t give much thought to insurance until something goes wrong. In a business, ensuring your coverage is on point could make the difference between recovery and total loss. Understanding what is covered and what should be covered is key to preparing for the unexpected. Our business insurance inventory checklist is a no-nonsense guide to ensure you are not left in the dark if...
Ultimate Spring Checklist for Boat Owners
Posted: May 2, 2025
For boat owners, the arrival of spring is the time to shed the winter coats and your landlocked routine for life vests and the freedom of the open water. Before you set out, it is essential to ensure your boat is ready for the season. Spring is the perfect time to give your vessel a thorough checkup and get it in shape for all your...
When Should Small Business Owners Switch Insurance Companies?
Posted: April 19, 2025
Managing a small business comes with endless challenges—and great rewards. One of the main issues is keeping your overhead as low as possible. The cost of your business insurance should be reviewed yearly—savings could be possible. If you’ve been with the same insurance provider for years, you might assume you’re getting the best deal—but are you? Switching insurance companies can improve coverage, lower costs, and...
The Hidden Costs of Skipping Insurance
Posted: April 16, 2025
This April is the 22nd anniversary of Financial Literacy Month, a time that inspires us to secure our future with sound financial planning, budgeting, saving, and investing. It’s an excellent opportunity to improve your financial education and be more secure in your goals. For example, many people are unaware of the hidden costs of skipping insurance, making them financially vulnerable. Why Consider the Cost of...
3 Business Insurance Expenses to Write Off on Your Taxes
Posted: April 4, 2025
It’s tax season once again! As a business owner, you are likely looking for ways to maximize deductions and reduce taxable income. Fortunately, several business insurance policies qualify as tax-deductible expenses under IRS rules. If an insurance policy is both ordinary (common in your industry) and necessary (helpful for business operations), you may be able to deduct the full cost of the premium. Help protect...