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Which types of insurance does your Business need?

Check which types of Business insurance you need, including employers liability, public liability, professional indemnity, commercial property insurance and all other types of commercial insurance.


Types of business or commercial insurance include accident, theft and fire

1. Your dealings with other people



* compulsory by law
If . . .Cover you need
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If you employ other people or control their work, e.g. work experience people or sub contractorsEmployers’ Liability*in-depth info
If you don’t employ other people, but you are a limited companyEmployers’ Liability* in-depth info



If . . .Cover you need
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If, in the course of your business, you have dealings with other people – customers, suppliers, or just members of the public – whether at your premises, at theirs, or anywhere elsePublic Liabilityin-depth info
If, in the course of your business, you handle or simply work near other people’s propertyPublic Liabilityin-depth info

If . . .Cover you need
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If you supply goods to customers and others - or even if you sell off second hand business equipmentProducts Liabilityin-depth info
If you provide a professional service to other peopleProfessional Indemnityin-depth info


2. Your property



If . . .Cover you need
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If you own the building that you use for your businessCommercial property insurance: Buildingin-depth info
If you rent a building but have insurance responsibilities under the lease – or you have a full repairing leaseCommercial property insurance: Buildingin-depth info



If . . .Cover you need
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If, at your premises, you own the machines, furniture, fixtures and fittings, computers and software, business books and the like that you use for your businessCommercial property insurance: Contentsin-depth info
If. at your premises, you own stock – whether raw materials, work in progress, finished goods or property you hold in trust for othersCommercial property insurance: Stockin-depth info
If you own laptops, tools, plant or other equipment that you use away from your own premisesCommercial property insurance: Specified Propertyin-depth info



If . . .Cover you need
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If you transport stock (or customer's goods)– whether raw materials or finished goodsGoods in Transitin-depth info
If you send goods by post, rail, etc, and are responsible for them while they are in transitGoods in Transitin-depth info
If you are paid in cash or cheques, or you pay your employees by cash or chequeLoss of Moneyin-depth info


If . . .Cover you need
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If there was serious damage at your premises, you would lose some or all your turnover – and you would still have to pay for all the fixed costs of the business, like rates, wages etc.Business Interruptionin-depth info
If there was damage at your premises, you would have to pay for various expenses you hadn’t budgeted for – like renting temporary premises, paying overtime, etc – just to keep the business goingBusiness Interruption:
Increased Cost
of Working
in-depth info



If . . .Cover you need
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If you are a property owner, i.e. you own a building which you rent out to a tenant(s)Property: Buildingin-depth info
Property Owner’s Liabilityin-depth info
Business Interruption: Rentin-depth info



3. Special events


If you arrange special events that are not part of your normal business (such as charity events), you need to inform your insurer or broker. This is because your normal business description (as shown in your insurance policy) probably won't include the holding of a special event - so your insurance will need to be especially extended. In some cases, the insurer may wish to charge an additional premium.




Find out more . . .

in-depth infoabout each type of insurance



in-depth infoabout how much insurance you need – limits, sums insured and excesses



in-depth infoabout typical minimum premiums that insurance companies charge




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