All business owners know there are plenty of types of insurance out there designed to protect businesses. Some are required, some are optional, and others may not apply to your business at all.

You’ve finally made it through the workers’ comp quoting process. Your agent has asked you all sorts of complex questions about your business and every single one of your employees and now you think you’re finally in the clear, ready to move forward with a policy. Then your insurance agent asks you one additional question: “Do you want to sign up for payroll deduct?”

Having volunteers for your company or event is always a beneficial thing. But it isn’t without its risks. For instance, what happens if they get hurt while volunteering for you?

Online reviews are essential nowadays. With so much shopping transitioning into the online sphere, these reviews are one of the only ways you can make sure you are getting what you’re expecting. I know every time I consider buying something online, I first browse the reviews (specifically the ones with pictures).

If you have workers’ compensation, you are probably familiar with the dreaded annual workers’ comp audit. But getting notified of a “test” audit may stop you in your tracks.

Life moves fast, so your insurance needs change often.