We admit it: Discussing business insurance is about as exciting as, say, cleaning out the basement. Perhaps you're thinking of turning a few pages and skipping this article altogether.
But wait--you might want to reconsider. Because if you're operating your business with the wrong insurance, not enough insurance or--heaven forbid--no insurance at all, then you might as well be bungee jumping off a cliff without a cord. Insurance may one day be the only thing that prevents you from having your life's work destroyed in a few disastrous moments.
To help you, we asked leading industry experts for their do-or-die suggestions on how you can build (or maybe just strengthen) this strongest safety net for your growing business.
What To Consider When Choosing A Policy
Self-Insurance
Create A Basic Insurance Checklist
Change Insurance As The Business Changes
Insurance Policies With E-Commerce Sites
Pick An Agent Who Meets Your Needs
Consider The Different Coverage
Buying Online
Pamela Rohland writes about issues of entrepreneurship for a variety of regional and national business publications.
This article was originally published in the September 2000 print edition of Entrepreneur with the headline: Quick Guide To Insurance.


















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