In Canada, hosts earn an average of $10,300 annually through Airbnb. But weighing the pros and cons of listing your property on any home-sharing platform is critical, especially the property damage and liability risks you face. Here’s what you should know.
There are pros and cons to owning a retail store and significant liability risks. Explore why you need retail insurance and how it helps protect your assets and reputation.
Avoiding complications by maintaining a healthy cash flow is critical for your small business. That doesn’t mean it’s easy to do so. See our recommendations for planning to maintain a healthy cash balance so you can focus on your long-term goals.
As thousands of students return to school to pursue higher learning, it's the busy season for rental property landlords. Many students are also on the hunt for somewhere to live off-campus. See our landlord guide to renting to students and other tenants, including how to protect your property.
There are many benefits to being a landlord. But it’s also a big responsibility that must be treated like a business. See what common liabilities landlords face and how a damage checklist and adequate insurance protection can help.
Get ready to launch your startup or new business venture in Canada’s most populous province by following the steps in our in-depth guide on registering your company in Ontario.
One of the questions insurance providers ask when pricing a business insurance policy is what your profession's or company's annual and projected revenue is. Learn why, how to calculate the numbers, and why providing accurate figures is critical.
Ice cream shop owners are gearing up for a busy summer as demand for sweet and ice-cold treats grows in Canada. Ensure your season is successful by understanding how insurance can shield you from potential liabilities.
Insurance companies generally consider home sharing, such as renting your home on Airbnb or VRBO, a commercial activity or a business. Here's how you can protect your property and vacation rental business.
Restaurant owners can be optimistic that the warmer weather will entice Canadians to get out and about for a bite to eat this summer. However, for establishments with patios, risks are involved in liability and property damage. Here's what you need to know.