TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 2023
Are you starting up your small retail location or looking for a way to safeguard your existing business? A business owner’s policy, or BOP insurance plan, can help you to get the financial protection you need. Any type of retail organization is going to need business insurance that’s customized to meet specific needs. BOP helps because it wraps together many of the most expensive types of coverage into one plan, allowing you to keep your business secure without high costs. Take a closer look at all of the options available to you in these plans and choose a plan that represents your specific risks.
What Are Your Risks?
As a small retailer, perhaps a small shop in your hometown, there are numerous risks you face just by opening your door. Take a look at how you can customize your BOP insurance to better reduce these risks. 
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The physical building faces risks related to fire, theft, vandalism and other unforeseen events. Business property insurance provides protection for these risks, helping you to remain operational.
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Your customer may step foot in the door, trip and face significant injury, leading to expensive medical costs. You’ll need general liability insurance, a component of BOP insurance, to provide protection from these risks.
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Let’s say a fire occurs and damages your property and inventory. Your BOP plan can help you with the losses related to equipment, inventory and furnishings.
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Do you have employees helping to run your business? You’ll also need to consider workers compensation insurance in case they are hurt on the job.
In addition to this, you may wish to extend your business insurance to provide for more of your needs. For example, if a fire does occur and you cannot operate your business for some time, business interruption coverage can help to cover your potential lost revenue. You may need cyber liability insurance if your company’s data is stored electronically, and coverage for a vehicle if you provide a delivery service.
It may seem complex to find the right balance of business insurance, but it does not have to be. Work closely with your agent to customize a plan that represents your specific risks and goals. This can help you stay in business even when a problem arises.
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