1st Commandment Of Landlord Insurance Thou Shalt Always Require Renter’s Insurance (500K Minimum Liability) And Be Listed As Additional Insured 2nd Commandment Of Landlord Insurance Thou Shalt NEVER Allow A Pool Or Trampoline (Specify In Contract) 3rd Commandment Of Landlord Insurance Thou Shalt Always Insure …
Landlord insurance covers you as a property owner when you are renting that property to someone else. Typically the policy has two parts: property and liability. Here’s what both of these parts mean, and why you should obtain landlord insurance. Property protection typically covers physical …
According to Nationwide’s fourth annual Business Owner Survey, millennial business owners are more likely to work with insurance agents than those in other generations. They are also more likely to seek agent counsel on a variety of financial issues. The Nationwide findings, via Edelman Intelligence, …
Business interruption insurance is a type of insurance that covers a company in the event of a disaster-related closure of the business facility or one of its suppliers that prevents normal trade. Most businesses would not think of operating without property insurance, but in the …
You’ve done your research. You’ve hired a reputable cybersecurity company to keep your business safe from hacker threats to your social media and internet transactions. That’s all you need to be protected. Right? Unfortunately, no. With the digital age surging all around us, the threat …
As long as you own a business, it is important to bear in mind that you are at risk of a lawsuit. As such, it is best to be prepared should this happen. Most business owners will argue that they have enough general insurance coverage. …
Most people have a home insurance, life insurance, auto insurance or any other type of insurance coverage. The worker’s compensation coverage, however, is one of the most underestimated insurance packages available. Although it is a requirement for employers to provide a worker’s compensation policy to …
Surety bonds can be quite confusing to understand. In simple terms, they are contractual agreements between three parties; the principal, the surety and the obligee. In this contract, the surety makes a commitment to pay the obligee a specified amount of money to the obligee …
What is business auto insurance? For any kind of business, there are certain kinds of risks involved. If your business involves using any kinds of vehicles: trucks, vans, and cars, then you certainly want to be sure that you are properly covered. Business auto insurance …
Thanks to the ever-changing economy, many people nowadays work more than one job. And because of this, a lots of them using their vehicles for work. It is for this reason that the thin line between personal and commercial auto insurance gets blurred. Most car …