bhawana
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ok if you are looking for emplyee group benefit then Chambers of commers is the best for small business.They have the lowest rates and their insurance rates doesn,t go up even if your firm makes a huge claim in any given year. for more detail email me and i can also arrange chambers of commers representative to contact you. |
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schmoo1040
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Are you looking for business coverage or employee group health? Try the NASE, National Association for the Self Employed. Get online and check them out. Make sure you tell them on the site that you're interested in having someone call you about insurance as a member (it's discounted to members and they have great benefits!!!!). That will get you started.
http://www.nase.org/ |
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moekittykitty
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Get quotes from two or three insurance companies. It is very expensive. |
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NRG
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Use a insurance company you trust don't believe what everyone else is saying. Check them all out and make your choice in the end it's your business and it comes down to you |
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Kamikaze☺Kid
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Are you looking for general business liability insurance, commercial auto, workers comp, building structure?
Check this site out for your specific needs
http://www.2insure4less.com/indexb.asp
Also chcek for your state's small business administration for recommendations and your own bank as they have a vested interest in the success of your ongoing business. |
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mei-lin
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contact your agent for personal insurance. If they don't sell that kind see if they can recommend someone who does. If that doesn't work, ask family and friends for recommendations. |
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efrankpaca83
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Check online first, so you will know how much it should be |
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Life after 45
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You get what you pay for, if you want really friendly service, and dependable claims action, use State Farm! :)
http://www.statefarm.com/insurance/business/business.asp |
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mbrcatz
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You'll have to go to a local agent - you have to buy it from someone licensed in your state.
A business policy for a pizza shop, NOT counting coverage for the building, will probably run you about $1200 a year, not counting workers comp.
That's if you have NO deep fryers, seating for ten or less, and no safety/fire issues. If you have a deep fryer, you'll need to show a maintenance contract on the ansul system that you have to have, right over it. |
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jurk
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you will never find fair insurance, no such thing |
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