Salon owners and independent beauticians need to stock up on the products they need to make their clients shine over the holidays. But ensuring they're adequately covered with customized insurance is also critical. Here's what to know.
Making informed decisions, dealing with unforeseen challenges, and positioning your business for sustained growth requires planning. See our financial planning tips to help your small business grow and thrive in 2025.
The opportunity Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the holiday season present also poses considerable liability risks for any small business or independent seller angling to get in on the action. Here’s what to watch for and how to protect your company and finances.
Mobile device security threats are rising. Most Canadian small businesses use mobile devices for their operations. Securing the devices your employees and company use is vital to a well-rounded cybersecurity plan. See our suggestions for upping your mobile security.
An estimated 69% of Canadian small businesses don't consider cybersecurity a financial priority, and only 20% intend to purchase a cyber insurance policy. If you suspect your business has experienced a cyber-attack or data breach, taking immediate action is critical to minimize the damage.
Data shows that 69% of Canadian small businesses don’t consider cybersecurity a financial priority, and only 20% have any intention of purchasing cyber insurance. Here’s why those small businesses need to get serious about cybersecurity.
Stylists are not immune to making mistakes, accidentally injuring customers, or a salon or barber shop being damaged by fire, water, or a break-in. Here’s how hairstylists can protect their finances, business contents, and careers.
Some things are more frightening than a spell of writer’s block or the anxiety of initiating a first draft of any content. Freelance writers, copywriters, and authors face many liability risks that could devastate them financially. Here’s how writers can protect themselves.
Countless companies subscribe to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers to develop, host, and manage the software solutions they need. However, with that opportunity and responsibility come significant liability risks. Here’s what SaaS providers need to know to protect their assets.
No power in your shop means no customers walking through your door. Likewise, no power means no internet. While most power outages or blackouts tend to be short-lived, that’s not always the case. Here’s how you can prepare your business for a sustained outage.