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Non-prompted/paid shoutout here but Fuelled are the best insurance experience I've had as a business owner. Full stop. So attentive, so human, no fuss, no BS, no small print. They manage my insurance just like I would (if I knew what I was doing) and I sleep safer at night knowing they're in my corner. Their tone of voice makes me feel like they actually have a personality vs. others with corporate jargon and soulless approaches, and their team embody this too. If you need business insurance, then give Fuelled a shout. Oh and while they didn't ask me to post this, and I won't earn anything from it directly, you can get 10% off insurance premiums for life if you're a member of Dffrnt by Rebellious Co (which will probably pay for itself for most businesses?) so consider joining, and using that saving at the very least. I'll even go one better and say that if you do, and you're not happy with your quote or the service, I'll refund your membership. How's about that?

🚀 Unlocking Success in 2024: 7 Crucial Tips for Small Business Insurance! 🚀 Hey LinkedIn fam! As we enter a new year, small businesses must navigate the insurance landscape wisely. Here are 7 game-changing tips to ensure you're covered and thriving in 2024! 🌟 1. Know Your Risks 🎯 Identify your unique business risks like a pro! Understanding what you're up against is the first step towards solid insurance coverage. 2. Decode Insurance Jargon 📚 Insurance types can be a maze. Break it down like a boss – from general liability to workers' comp. 3. Legal Eagle Alert ⚖️ Stay on the right side of the law! Know the insurance requirements mandated by your state or industry. Ignorance isn't bliss; it's a risk! 🚓 4. Set the Right Limits 🎯 Quality insurance isn't just about having coverage; it's about having the right amount! Assess the appropriate coverage limits for each type of insurance based on your business needs and potential risks. This could be the difference between a setback and a comeback. 5. Shop Around! 🌐 Diversity adds flavor to life – and your insurance choices! Don't settle for the first quote. Shop around, compare, and find the sweet spot for your business. Your wallet will thank you! 6. Keep It Fresh 🔄 As your business progresses, your insurance should adapt accordingly. Regularly review and update policies to keep pace with changes. It's a small effort with a big impact. 7. Expert Guidance 🤝 The insurance world can be complicated. Get a guide! Consult with an insurance agent or broker to make the journey smoother. Expertise is your secret weapon. Ready to level up your small business game in 2024? 🚀 Dive into the details in the video snippets and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's conquer the year ahead together! 💼✨ #marketing #business #riskmanagement #insurance #security #businessowners #protection #sme #insurancetips

'You ask a lot of questions'. I've heard this - either about me or the team - 4 times in the last 2 weeks, so I thought it was worthy of comment (which hopefully doesn't read as too preachy or a rant!). We appreciate that for many, insurance does not feature high on the list of topics that you'd like to discuss and we do try to find a balance. But we also have to understand the risk, so that we don't compromise you or ourselves. With insurance, as with most things in life, you do have choices: ❌ You can choose not to insure (as long as it isn't a legal requirement) ❔ You can get a piece of paper that tells you, your clients etc that you are insured, but isn't actually worth the paper itself should you need to make a claim ✔ You can ensure you are financially protected for the eventualities you want to protect against I am always surprised by the amount of covers I come across, when looking at potential new business, that fall under the middle choice. In the past few weeks, 2 of the most shocking examples have been: 😲 A woodworking business not insured for work involving wood 😕 A group of electricians who were only insured for work in their own building We are not a Broker that will knowingly provide you with cover that isn't fit for purpose. Our team are not incentivised to sell, they are incentivised to provide a great service, and cover that works. If you'd like a chat - and are prepared for a few questions - we're always delighted to help.

For all the entrepreneurs out there about to open your own business - we applaud you and your bravery! We hope to see you on the Fortune 500 list someday! But not all start-ups are equal. To set a strong foundation for success, a customized insurance plan is imperative. Our past two blog posts could very likely serve as starting guides to help you obtain the right insurance for your unique needs. A few minutes of reading to take a proverbial step in the right direction. https://lnkd.in/gmxsWjqm

⚠️⚠️ Insurance Producers ⚠️⚠️ Don't sell your product. Don't even try. At worst, sell your service. At best, sell the solution to your clients BIGGEST concerns. If we don't know what the client wants, they stay in the pipeline. We don't make an app, or discuss what to do with a file until we know what the clients expects to see or wants to see from their insurance program and agent. Once we know, and if it happens to be realistic, we then make sure we can fit the bill, and confirm with our team that we want to fit the bill. Set expectations with the insured, and then get it from A to Z.

Ready to start your own business and become an agent? Here are 5 things to know about working in insurance sales.

Ready to start your own business and become an agent? Here are 5 things to know about working in insurance sales.

Attn Business Owners: If you plan on selling your business, you may lose important insurance coverages! Consider buying new life insurance during the selling process in order to protect your family. Here are some other points to consider: 1. The person or entity that owns the insurance may change, which can result in tax consequences. You should consult an expert on what these may be. 2. It’s essential that the policies you wish to keep after the sale are owned by you or by a corporation or holding company that you’ll own after the sale, otherwise you may no longer be covered. Buyers of a business also need insurance! As a business owner, whether you’re buying or selling a business, life insurance can be an essential part of the process, and one you should consider before you put your business up for sale or make an offer. Not only will you get peace of mind that the transaction will go through as planned, but there are also a range of other benefits that can help improve your finances. Does this sound interesting to you? if so, let’s have a virtual meeting to discuss and better understand your situation. Together, we can identify efficiencies and opportunities for you to reach your financial goals and dreams.

Ready to start your own business and become an agent? Here are 5 things to know about working in insurance sales.

Ready to start your own business and become an agent? Here are 5 things to know about working in insurance sales.