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A new type of business insurance: E-Commerce Insurance...
Internet liability insurance is a necessity for all companies which has a website. A small company establishes a presence on the Web to find new clients and confirm relationships with existing...
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Do you really need a home business liability insurance...
The home business liability insurance is generally not the first point at the list of a novice who starts a new business. With so many other worries about office rent, new equipment, advertising...
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Business insurance will cover all possible accidents...
Most business owners are accustomed to taking certain types of risks. However, not being insured property is a risk that you can not afford to take. When you need to get business insurance, you want...
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Without small business insurance your company can be at risk...
May be you don’t realize it but your small business is at risk. Every company has costly information and property that are possibly not protected right now. Your company probably has private...
Posted by Admin | December 08, 2009
Insurance For Small Businesses
Insurance for small businesses includes health, disability, liability, property/casual coverage, and coverage against peril. Insurance for small business concerns is very important for the success of any company. Adequate coverage aids in the retention of employees and protects the commercial venture against accidents or damage resulting from catastrophes. Health coverage is becoming more and more difficult for businesses to afford due to the rising costs of health care. Many small companies have been forced to raise the amount of the premiums that are payable by their employees. Otherwise, they would not be able to offer health coverage for employees at all.
The United States is made up of millions of small companies. These companies need specifically designed plans of insurance for small businesses that are affordable, practical and adequate. There are different coverage amounts and options for coverage with insurance for small business policies. “And that you study to be quiet, and to do your own business, and to work with your own hands, as we commanded you.” (1 Thessalonians 4:11) Property policies may include coverage for office buildings and attached structures or separate outbuildings that a commercial ventures owns. Also included in the coverage could be structures such as fences, signs, bridges or canopies. The plan for coverage may also protect any inventory that is either stored on site or in transit. Read more…
Posted by Admin | December 05, 2009
GAO finds new Form 5500 lacking
“Without data on mutual funds, the largest component of most 401(k) retirement plans, (the Labor Department) is unable to fully assess the impact of service provider fees on investment returns,” the GAO report says.
The report, requested by House Education and Labor Committee Chairman George Miller, D-Calif., recommends, among other things, that the DOL require all indirect compensation to plan service providers be disclosed on the forms, along with the asset-based fees that are netted from investment fund performance.
Doug Halonen is a reporter for Pensions&Investments, a sister publication of Business Insurance.
Posted by Admin | December 04, 2009
What cities are tops for starting a small business?
Chances are the Canadian cities where a new business is most likely to succeed might not be where you think. In fact, you might not have even heard of some of them until now.
The cities (those with a population of 25,000 or more) that scored best and were determined to be the friendliest cities to start a new business are: Lloydminster Alberta/Saskatchewan (the provincial border runs through town) Parksville, British Columbia Grand Prairie, Alberta Fort St. John, British Columbia Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Kelowna, British Columbia Sept-Îles, Quebec Fort McMurray, Alberta Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Regina, Saskatchewan Torontos 905 Region, Ontario The list, the product of the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesss examination of 12 entrepreneurial factors in three key areas, shows that big cities are not a big deal. With the absence of the cities of Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal it looks like small businesses are more likely to be successful in small cities.
Now matter where you choose to start-up, or operate your business, Canada is full of opportunity. Of course, with every opportunity there is risk; risk that is often out of your control. It is for times like these, where business insurance can help protect everything you are working so hard for. Business insurance can help protect you from a significant loss that could have a devastating impact on your business making it an important part of any business plan.
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Posted by Admin | December 02, 2009
SMALL BUSINESS INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT GUIDE
The following is a list of helpfull publications from the Small Business Administration. I am attaching a copy of the SMALL BUSINESS INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT GUIDE. You might download any of the other publications at the SBA website, sba.gov
1. PROBLEMS IN MANAGING A FAMILY-OWNED BUSINESS MP-3: Specific problems exist when attempting to make a family-owned business successful. This publication offers suggestions on how to overcome these difficulties.
2. BUSINESS PLAN FOR SMALL MANUFACTURERS MP-4: Designed to help an owner/manager of a small manufacturing firm, this publication covers all the basic information necessary to develop an effective business plan.
3. BUSINESS PLAN FOR SMALL CONSTRUCTION FIRMS MP-5: This publication is designed to help an owner/manager of a small construction company pull together the resources to develop a business plan.
4. PLANNING AND GOAL SETTING FOR SMALL BUSINESS MP-6: Learn proven management techniques to help you plan for success.
5. BUSINESS PLAN FOR THE SMALL RETAILER MP-9: Business plans are essential road maps for success. Learn how to develop a business plan for a retail business.
6. BUSINESS PLAN FOR SMALL SERVICE FIRMS MP-11: Outlines the key points to be included in the business plan of a small service firm.
7. CHECK-LIST FOR GOING INTO BUSINESS MP-12: This is a must if you’re thinking about starting a business. It highlights the i
Posted by Admin | December 01, 2009
Max Capital establishes Latin America operation
Mr. Caputo is joined by Sonia Galvis, who is Max’s Latin American chief underwriting officer. The reinsurance operation plans to expand its platform in the region, particularly in Brazil, Hamilton, Bermuda-based Max Capital said in a statement.
Mr. Caputo most recently served as regional director and operating officer for XL Re Latin America Ltd. and has 36 years of underwriting and management experience in Latin America. He will be based in Rio de Janerio, the headquarters of Max Capital’s Latin American unit.
Ms. Galvis most recently served as regional director and underwriting officer of the northern region for XL Re Latin America Ltd. She also is based in Rio de Janerio.
Posted by Admin | November 25, 2009
Beauty Shop and Salon Insurance
Beauty Shop and Salon owner / operators should talk to an agent about a business owners policy to cover their business. Commercial Insurance can design a salon insurance package for hair salons, barber shops, day spas, nail salons, tanning salons and more. Business Insurance plans can be designed to cover business property, general liability and more. A salon insurance package for a beauty shop and/or salon should at least cover all property, equipment and protect the owner from small and major disasters such as fire or sewer / drain backup. There are many other points to consider so if you are interested in a salon or beauty shop insurance quote please go the home page located at CommercialInsurance.NET.
Posted by Admin | November 22, 2009
Climate change could risk trillions in U.S. assets: Report
The joint report, released by German insurer Allianz S.E. and the World Wildlife Fund, said the planet’s atmosphere is close to dangerous temperature thresholds, or “tipping points,” that could cause devastating environmental and economic consequences.
According to the report, a sea level rise of 20 inches by 2050, as predicted by climate scientists, could jeopardize roughly $7.4 trillion of U.S. assets. About $1.4 trillion worth of U.S. coastal-area assets are at risk due to storm surge from a one-in-100-year event, the report said.
The report ranked Miami, New York, New Orleans and Boston among the U.S. cities with the greatest asset exposure by mid-century due to global warming effects.
In addition to rising sea levels, the report highlighted three other tipping points that are likely to have the biggest impact by mid-century: an increasingly arid climate in California, disturbances in the summer monsoon in India and Nepal, and the reduction in the Amazon rainforest due to drought.
The report called on world leaders to take “immediate action” at the upcoming United Nations-sponsored climate change summit in Copenhagen on Dec. 7.
The report, “Major Tipping Points in the Earth’s Climate System and Consequences for the Insurance Sector,” can be accessed online at http://assets.panda.org.
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