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The Hartford offers a Business Owners Policy (BOP) insurance, which encompasses three types of coverage: general liability insurance, commercial property insurance and business income insurance, the latter which helps your company replace income you lose due to property damage. Other types of insurance coverage offered by The Hartford include:

Policies can often sit in a drawer or email folder until renewal notices appear, leaving no room to fix small problems before they snowball into much more expensive ones. Policies renew automatically, premiums auto-pay and everything looks the same on paper, but businesses don’t stand still.

Insurance regulators say Pennie customers will see premiums rise by 21% on average, which factors in the potential loss of federal premium tax credits, or health subsidies.

Chubb has been offering insurance for over 65 years and has comprehensive policies and add-ons for businesses, whether you're a small venture or a larger enterprise. Read on to learn more about Chubb's business insurance offerings.

NEXT Insurance, a leading digital insurtech company transforming small business insurance, today announced significant upgrades to its professional services offering. There are more than 4.8 million small businesses in the category of Professional,

In the individual market, the state Commerce Department approved average premium increases for Medica (+30.76%), UCare (+27.48%), Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota (+18.7%), HealthPartners (+13.31% to +19.15%) and Quartz Health Plan (+7.4%).

MISSOURI, USA — Tania Hewett-Mader, who owns Alma Mader Brewing with her husband, believes providing health benefits to her employees is the right thing to do. “That’s part of our values — taking good care of our people,” she said. “Not only ...

Across the individual market — where roughly 126,000 Oregonians buy plans through the Affordable Care Act marketplace, commonly known as Obamacare — insurers will raise premiums next year by nearly 9.7% on average. That’s up slightly from last year’s 9.3% average increase.