In-depth, easy-to-understand articles on what insurance coverages Canadian small businesses and startups in any industry need to consider.
The diverse responsibilities of HR professionals contribute to a company’s growth and success. But they also open the door to potential liability risks. Here’s how HR practitioners can safeguard their careers and finances.
When exploring options to protect your business with insurance, it’s vital to know the details of a policy. Understanding the differences between the types of perils a policy covers is critical. Get a breakdown of what named, specific, and all-risk perils-based insurance is.
Also known as course of construction insurance, a builder’s risk policy is a form of property insurance that protects contractors from the beginning to the end of their projects.
A business insurance policy – its coverages, limits, and exclusions – can be difficult to understand. When buying or renewing a policy, get a quick and straightforward rundown of the commercial insurance terms you need to understand.
Get a quick overview of what type of insurance policy independent professional accountants and CPAs require to protect their careers and finances from allegations of wrongdoing and damages caused by mistakes and unexpected incidents.
Dropshipping is hailed as the ‘ultimate side hustle’, attracting many young entrepreneurs and startups. This e-commerce business can be lucrative but is not risk-free or without possible legal consequences. Here’s what to know and how to protect your online business.
Cyber-related threats and attacks on businesses are constantly evolving. Cyber insurance is a crucial component of any business insurance policy, but so is being aware of the threats that could imperil your business. Here are 10 cyber risks to watch out for this year.
Contractors and construction professionals should nail down the coverage they need and be prepared for the months ahead when construction and renovation season kicks into high gear.
A commercial insurance bond is different from a business insurance policy. Both are valuable risk management tools, but they each serve unique purposes. Get an overview of the differences and the types of bonds your small business may need.
Alberta is increasing its annual rate hike cap to 7.5% for auto insurance premiums this year. More changes to auto insurance in the province are on the way. Here’s what business vehicle owners in Alberta can expect.