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6 Ways to Save Money on Insurance

save money on insurance Your small business insurance policies help protect your company from different risks and liabilities. Without them, you’ll have to pay out of pocket for repairs, replacement fees or claims filed against you.
 
If you’re wondering how you can save money on business insurance, we’re here to help. There are six things you can do to try to save on insurance costs.
 

1. Know What Insurance Coverages You Need

There’s not a one-size-fits-all insurance policy, because not all businesses are the same. You should know the types of business insurance you need, so you don’t pay for extra coverages. If something happens, having the right business coverages in place can help you save money in the long run.
 
Some common insurance coverages that small business owners get include:
 

2. Raise Your Deductible

The deductible is the amount you’ll pay out of pocket before your insurance company provides coverage for a claim. If you increase your deductible, it’ll likely lower your total insurance cost.
 

3. Bundle to Save on Insurance

Bundling can let you save on multiple insurance policies. For example, a BOP includes general liability, commercial property and business income coverages. It could cost your business less money if you get a BOP instead of three standalone policies.
 

4. Maintain a Good Credit History

Depending on the state your business is in, a good credit score and history can help lower your insurance cost. That’s because a higher score tells insurers that you’re responsible. To maintain a good credit history, keep your personal finances in check and pay off your credit cards regularly. If you don’t know your credit scores, you can get a credit report to check them.
 

5. Drive Safely

In many cases, safe drivers with clean driving records can get lower insurance premiums. You may also be able to save money on car insurance premiums by taking a defensive driving course.
 

6. Evaluate Your Business

Coverage needs can change over time. Some states also have requirements for business insurance by industry, which can change. If your business grew, you may need more coverage or different types of insurance. It’s a good idea to review your coverage each year and make sure you’re complying with your state business insurance requirements.
 

Save on Insurance With The Hartford

save on insurance We can work with you to help you save on your insurance costs. We’ll review all of your options and help you understand what your business needs.
 
You can count on us to find the coverage you need and discounts you may be eligible for. We’re also here if you need help to file a claim. That’s why customers have trusted us for over 200 years.
 
To find out which types of insurance coverages are best for you, get a small business insurance quote today.
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The information contained on this page should not be construed as specific legal, HR, financial, or insurance advice and is not a guarantee of coverage. In the event of a loss or claim, coverage determinations will be subject to the policy language, and any potential claim payment will be determined following a claim investigation.
 
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