You’ve worked hard to establish your business, and now it’s time to protect what you’ve earned. Also called commercial insurance, Golden Sunrise Business Insurance is highly customizable to fit your business’s exact needs, from workman’s compensation to business-specific auto insurance.
Owning a business without business insurance is like driving a car without a steering wheel. If you’re fortunate, your business will sail smoothly with no issues and thus, no worries. However, should an accident occur involving your business’s car, someone gets injured on your property, or your business gets robbed, the burden falls on you to pay the potential hundreds of thousands of dollars in reparations.
Business insurance is a modern necessity, but it doesn’t have to break the bank. With Golden Sunrise Insurance, you pick how much you pay by customizing your policy to suit your company’s needs. With 8 specific areas of focus involved in tailoring your business insurance policy, you can feel confident in your coverage.
You choose how much to invest in each aspect of your business’s specific policy to fit your needs.
Coverage for risks ranging from customer injuries to wrongful termination.
Coverage for risks related to your business’s building, property, inventory, and income.
Coverage for money and securities theft committed by employees or third parties.
Coverage for vehicles you own, lease, or rent for business use.
Additional liability coverage that supplements an underlying policy.
Coverage that can help attract and retain employees, as well as prepare for business succession.
Services that help you increase on-the-job safety and efficiency.
Assistance for employees if an illness or injury occurs on the job.
In an attempt to not overwhelm and/or bore you, our dear reader, we left out most industry-specific information. If you would like more information regarding how your business insurance policy could be tailored to your industry, you can read more here. On that page, scroll down until you see the section titled “Additional Business Insurance Options to Consider.” There you will find links to provide greater detail for policies regarding manufacturers, religious organizations, non profits, and more!
