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What Kinds of Insurance Does Your Small Business Really Need?

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General liability insurance Liability insurance (also sometimes called CGL insurance, for comprehensive general liability) protects your business from claims related to bodily injury or property damage caused by your business or employees. CGL insurance also typically covers legal defense costs if your business is sued.

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Building a Home Gym? Make Sure Your Homeowners Insurance Covers This

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Don't forget liability if working out with friends We all like to think we'd ever end up in legal trouble with a former friend. Personal injury liability coverage can help pay for the medical bills should someone wind up injured on your property. It can also help cover legal fees if you wind up sued over the incident.

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Unexpected Risks That Your Small Business Insurance Should Cover

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Image source: Getty Images Buying a general liability insurance policy is a simple, must-have way to protect your business and personal finances. Small business general liability insurance can protect you from this situation. If you have a product liability insurance policy, your insurance company can help.

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The Single Best Insurance Policy Every Small Business Needs

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Maybe you've heard of it: small business liability insurance. Let's look at what small business liability insurance is all about, and why your business needs it. What is covered by small business liability insurance?

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4 Unexpected Challenges in Starting a Small Business and How to Overcome Them

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No matter what kind of business you have, whether it's a retail business, a consumer-facing product business, or a professional services business, whether you sell B2B ("business to business") or D2C ("direct to consumers"), many new small business owners face some of the same hurdles along the way.

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Should Investors Buy This Beaten-Down Cybersecurity Stock in Anticipation of a Solid Turnaround?

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We estimate these packages will impact net new ARR and subscription revenue by approximately $60 million and professional service revenue by high single-digit million dollars in the back half of FY '25." Also, management pointed out that it continued to land customers even after the July 19 incident.

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This Is How Much Capital You Really Need to Start Your Small Business

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Home-based professional services business: $1,000 (or less) If you have professional skills that can be used to start a business as a consultant or freelancer, congratulations: you have a chance to start one of the lowest-cost businesses of all.

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