Just like any other small business owners or contractors, freelancers should be protecting themselves and their independent businesses by purchasing the right freelance insurance coverage.
Let's talk about why your business should purchase insurance and what types of policies provide coverage for risks that your business might be exposed to in the course of your day-to-day business operations.
Let's break down what types of business insurance policies most small businesses need, what risks those policies protect against, and why businesses buy them.
Let’s take a closer look at what characteristics of your business are taken into account when determining your insurance rates and overall business insurance costs.
We want to help you make an informed decision when choosing insurance for your startup by comparing two leading insurtech options available for startups side by side: FounderShield and Embroker.
Any business that has employees, uses contractors, or even has volunteers is potentially at risk of having a vicarious liability claim brought against them.
We've compared and contrasted two online insurance options available to small and medium businesses, CoverWallet and Embroker.
Insurance companies need to turn a profit in order to survive. That’s why they only agree to cover risks that they deem to be insurable. How are insurable risks defined?
Whether you purchase a claims-made or occurrence policy will have a definite effect on not only how much you are paying for your coverage but also what the lifecycle of your coverage will look like.
Loss run reports are, essentially, the insurance world’s equivalent to credit scores. This report will reflect on how well the business is operating and managed.
This guide dives into the basics of the gig economy, history, and evolution while providing entrepreneurial thinkers and startup businesses with resources to stay ahead of the game.
To help you make an informed decision when choosing who to trust with your insurance, let’s compare what Embroker and Vouch have to offer to businesses.
There is nothing more professionally gratifying than knowing you have fixed a problem for someone and provided a solution. At Embroker, we are doing that every day.
Embroker will use the funding to scale adoption of its insurance management platform, data-driven service offering, and proprietary insurance policies.
One of the common misconceptions related to this issue is that many believe that the carriers themselves are either admitted or non-admitted. In reality, the classification of admitted and non-admitted refers to the insurance product itself that is being sold by a carrier.