Coverage for physical damage for a rental vehicle. The limit/deductible of the compensation/collision for the losses caused by the car that rented by the insured. Unlimited lines: unlimited possibilities
An independent contractor that provides claims adjusting services to various insurance companies and charges a fee for each claim handled. Adjusters: they’re not all the same
Insurance Rate is the price of insurance for each unit of exposure. The rate is multiplied by the number of exposure units to arrive at a premium. How insurance agents can positively influence pricing
Insuring Agreements are provisions in an insurance policy stating, in broad terms, the promises made by the insurance company. An insurance policy provides coverage only if the claim is within the scope of the promise expressed in an insuring agreement. Which policy checking solution is right for you?
When you need additional time to complete and/or file a corporate tax filing, you can file an extension with the Department of Revenue. Achieving a faster, more efficient insurance customer experience
Extra expense is a coverage that covers disrupted businesses after an unexpected major disruption. It pays for costs above a business’s normal operating expenses, such as: temporary relocation, employee wages, loans, etc. Top underinsurance risks agents need to talk about in 2021
Fiduciary liability is coverage specifically designed for someone who holds a fiduciary duty, such as a trustee, employee or individual in a position of trust. It typically covers situations involving errors & omissions (E&O) where the fiduciary can be help personally liable under the Employee Retirement Income Security
A foreign corporation is a corporation doing business in a state other than its state of incorporation. 5 unexpected tasks when registering as a foreign entity Certificates of authority: The secretary of state
Franchise Tax is a tax or fee usually imposed annually upon a corporation, limited liability company or similar business entity for the right to exist or do business in a particular state. Failure to pay the franchise tax or similar fees may result in the administrative dissolution of
Protects businesses from claims that it caused damage to others, not including car accidents and professional liability. Top underinsurance risks agents need to talk about in 2021 3 ways insurance brokers can help clients cut costs during COVID-19
