It’s vital for small business owners to be well-informed about finance to effectively manage and grow their businesses. November is Financial Literacy Month. Tap into these resources to up your financial management skills.
Social engineering is a technique used by hackers to manipulate people online to voluntarily provide confidential information about themselves. Learn about the different types of social engineering attacks and how to thwart them.
The principles of lean management apply to almost every type of business or industry. It aims to improve your operational efficiency by eliminating waste across your internal processes. It may also help you keep your insurance premium low. Here’s what you should know.
All commercial insurance policies contain exclusions. Get an overview of what an exclusion is and understand what it is you’re covered for and what’s not covered by your policy.
Although Canada’s annual inflation rate cooled slightly from a high of 8.1% in June, core inflation has yet to peak, economists warn. Here’s how small businesses can manage the impact of inflation on their bottom lines.
Social media offers small businesses and self-employed professionals an affordable and direct means of communicating with their existing customers while attracting new business. But how do you know if your efforts are working? Here’s what you should know.
The advice and services independent consultants provide to their clients can be misinterpreted or fall short of expectations, leading to a claim of negligence or even an expensive lawsuit. Find out how insurance can help protect your consultancy.
If you have a passion for raising children and are looking for a lucrative business opportunity, opening a daycare business can be a rewarding option. Read our guide on how you can get started.
Retailers (online and offline) are responsible for the products they sell or distribute, including faulty products. And managing a product recall is not inexpensive. Here’s how product recall insurance can help.
Home inspectors face a significant amount of risk. Everything they say and do for their clients can influence a homebuyer’s decision-making. Get the lowdown on why inspectors should protect their businesses and finances with insurance.