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Insurance for Small BusinessesA doubleshot of business news espresso with extra froth Insurance isn’t typically top priority for a small business owner. Since accidents can and do happen it’s better to be prepared than sorry. Here is a list of different insurance options that a small business owner may need: • Health insurance is one of the most important insurance options of all, covering your general health and well-being. • Disability insurance will guarantee income should you suddenly become unable to work because of injury or illness. • Life insurance will help ensure that your family has the money it needs should you meet with an untimely death. • Business property insurance helps protect you against loss of inventory or equipment in a flood, fire, or other disaster. • Comprehensive general liability insurance protects you if someone is injured while on your property. • Business interruption insurance will help your business recover from natural disasters by paying for operating expenses during downtime. • Workers’ compensation insurance covers any medical expenses arising from injuries employees sustain while working for you. Related Resources: Bookmark to:
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