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3 Things to Do Before You Start a Home Business

Thinking about launching a home business or turning that side hustle into something more serious? Starting a business can be one of the most exciting ventures you undertake, but it can also be quite stressful. That's why we're here to help new business owners get their insurance matters handled before they set sail on their entrepreneurial journey. Here are three essential steps you should take before earning your first dollar.

1. Check Your Homeowners Insurance

If you're working out of your home, it's important to understand what your homeowners policy covers and what it doesn't. This will ensure you're adequately protected from the get-go.

2. Protect Your Equipment

Your gear is not only expensive but often essential to your business. Make sure you have the right coverage to protect your equipment and safeguard your livelihood.

3. Assess Risk Exposure

Being in business comes with its share of risks, such as lawsuits, accidents, and data theft. Securing the right coverage is crucial to protecting yourself and your business.

The truth is that you may find it best to get a business insurance policy to cover you, even if you work from home. To be certain, speak with your insurance agent. They can guide you through the process and help you focus on what matters: your new business.

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