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business faces unpredictable threats and risks on a daily
basis. A fire, robbery or employee injury may destroy everything
your company stands for. To protect yourself from the unforeseen
and make sure your business survives, you should purchase
the right business insurance (Combined business insurance).
For a monthly premium your policy will ensure you are protected
from a range of pre-specified risks. Because every business
is different insurances come in different forms with different
levels of cover. You will need a number of insurances to cover
all of your assets from possible loss or damage and to protect
you from any potential liability. Researching and purchasing
each insurance separately is expensive and time consuming.
An alternative to this is to buy a packaged combined business
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A combined
business insurance packaged policy is a product that offers the
most common insurances required to run your business bundled together
in one offering and the flexibility to adjust the coverage to
meet your specific needs. Packaged policies offer a number of
benefits. You know the cover will be comprehensive enough to cover
the main risks affecting your business whilst avoiding duplication
and overlap of cover. It is also easier to manage as you have
a single set of documents, one point of contact and one renewal
date. Packages are often less expensive as insurers will offer
a better total premium when they are providing all your cover.
The following insurances are common, highly practical and in some
cases a legal requirement.
Employers liability insurance
If you employ anyone outside your immediate family, you are required
by law to purchase employer's liability insurance. This insurance
offers you protection for any liability arising from injury or
illness sustained by employees while they are working for you.
Public liability insurance
This will protect you from any liabilities from a Third Party
(other than your employees) bodily injury or damage to their property
that may occur during the normal operation of your business.
Product liability insurance
This will protect you from any liabilities from a Third Party
bodily injury (other than your employees) or damage to their property
that may occur from products you sold or supplied.
Material damage insurance
There are several different insurances that are designed to cover
your various assets (building, computer equipment, stock, or contents)
from loss or damage caused by various causes (fire, flood, theft
or other disasters).
Business interruption insurance
This covers you from the loss of turnover or trading profits from
damage to your property that prevents the normal operation of
your business.
Money insurance
In specific circumstances this will reimburse you for money that
is lost or stolen from the premises, your home or whilst you are
moving it to another location.
Goods in transit insurance
Covers you for accidental loss, destruction or damage to goods
in transit and the cost of alternative transport if needed.
Other insurances
for your business Other insurances may be considered a standard
part of an insurance policy for your business. If so, our intelligent
RFQ form will allow you to request the appropriate insurance.
These additional insurances will be denoted by the question mark
beside the line item representing them. If you click on the question
mark, text explaining the insurance will be provided.
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Definition
of business insurance:
Insurance concerned
primarily with the protection of an insured's business or vocation.
Business insurance protects a business against the loss of its
valuable lives or key men; stabilizes the business through the
establishment of better credit relations; and provides a practical
plan for the retirement of business interest in the event of the
death of one of the owners.
Call
0845 130 0009 to speak to a combined
insurance adviser
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