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Five Goals for Your Small Business in Q1 2023

As 2022 draws to a close, it is time to begin implementing a strategy for the first quarter of 2023. Due to the increasing economic turbulence, we have experienced over the past two years, successful businesses must embrace flexibility – setting quarterly goals can help keep you on track for your bigger long-term aspirations. Here […]

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I Have a Small Business – Is a BOP All I Need to Insure It?

Operating a small business typically includes trying to find ways to lower your expenses. But you also have to protect your interests, and the interests of your customers and employees. Insurance is a critical piece of that planning, and a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) seems like the easy answer. While in some cases it may […]

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Insuring Condos is Just Like Insuring Any Other Home – Right?

Owning a condominium is a big investment, and it’s important that you take the necessary steps to protect it. And while condos do have many of the same risks as houses, there are also other risks you need to be aware of – and coverages that can protect you. There may also be less that […]

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Would You be Covered if Santa’s Sleigh Damaged Your Roof?

Have you ever thought of the possibility that Santa’s sleigh might cause damage to your roof? It’s hypothetical of course (or is it?), but if a large sleigh filled with gifts and a crew of flying reindeer landed on your roof, it’s hard to believe they wouldn’t ever leave behind some damage. So, if some […]

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Are Your Cabin & Vacation Rental Risks Higher During Winter?

Over the past decade, Cabin and Vacation Rentals have continued to increase in popularity, and winter has quickly become one of the busiest times of year for these properties. However, with the colder weather comes a unique set of risks. So, are there greater insurance risks during the winter months? Let’s take a closer look […]

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Your Business’s Workers’ Compensation Rates: How Are They Determined?

If you have a business with employees, you certainly want to protect them in case they get injured on the job. But workers’ compensation insurance can sometimes be confusing, especially when it comes to understanding how your rates are determined. There is a general formula we will discuss, but the unique characteristics and financials of […]

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Top 5 Health & Safety Risks to Avoid This Holiday Season 

Holidays are supposed to be about sharing good times with family and friends, so we’ve gathered some tips for how to avoid the biggest risks to your season of cheer.   Illness   Transmissible viruses are the biggest risk when celebrating the holidays. Avoiding people when sick is key, but sometimes it is accidental or unavoidable. Washing […]

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What You Need to Know About Insuring Classic Cars

If you have a classic car, chances are you’ve invested a good amount of time and money into its appearance, performance, and maintenance. And you definitely want to protect that investment. Having the right insurance for your vehicle is one of the best ways to do that. Let’s take a look at what coverage for […]

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How to Get Your Home Ready For a Safe Halloween 

Witches and ghouls are scary for the kiddos, but as a homeowner, you know that the real terror of Halloween lies in vandalism, lawsuits, and liability claims. Use these tips to make your home and belongings safe on Halloween night, both for you and your spooky visitors.    Be All In or All Out   Trick-or-treaters […]

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When Your Business Equipment Breaks Down, Will You Be Prepared?

When you think of business equipment “breaking down”, you probably bring images to mind of large manufacturing machines and big warehouses. And while this can sometimes be the case, more “everyday” equipment should also be in this conversation, including electrical and mechanical equipment, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, communication equipment and computers, boilers and pressure […]

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