The Arizona Department of Insurance (ADOI) is offering the state’s small business owners insurance curriculum on its online “insurance university, Insure U for Small Business. Six categories of small business insurance information are available: workers’ compensation, group health and disability, business property and liability, commercial auto, group life and key person life, and home-based business insurance.
“By virtue of their size, small businesses may be more susceptible to long-term financial loss,” said Christina Urias, Director of Insurance. Having the appropriate insurance available when tragedy strikes could change a “going out of business” sign to a “grand re-opening” welcome.
The site offers tips on how to avoid business pitfalls and encourages individuals to call their state insurance departments before purchasing
an insurance policy to confirm that they are dealing with a company or agent/producer authorized to do business in their state. For more information, visit www.insureUonline.org/smallbusiness.
Source: ADOI
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