Business Insurance
Loss payee vs. Lender’s Loss Payable: A Guide for your Business
A loss payee designate is an amendment to a property insurance measure to protect a lender whenever the property is used as collateral on a commercial loan. Sometimes this is known as a common loss payable clause. This classification gives a lender added protection through your insurance policy, because the lender now has the same…
Read MoreWhat business owners should know about commercial umbrella insurance
Commercial umbrella insurance fills in the gaps between your other business policies – and extends their coverage. Your business insurance policies have the same purpose: they compensate you in the event of a financial loss. As a business owner, you should not overlook the importance of insurance coverage. Accidents happen no matter how carefully you…
Read MoreWhat is a Certificate of Insurance?
If you own a company, you have probably had to provide a certificate of insurance (COI) at some point. A certificate of insurance is a document that proves you have insurance coverage. Here is an example of a Certificate of Insurance. A certificate of insurance is usually required when a prospective business partner, vendor, or…
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