Do I Need to Renew My Current Insurance Policy or Policies

Having an insurance policy that works for your business is essential when it comes to making sure your interests are protected. The better your policies, the more you can rest assured that, should something happen, your business is in a healthy position to weather it. 

 

Whether you’re a small, medium or large business, you’ll likely have several key policies, some of which are required by law, others that just make financial sense for your business. These might include:

 

– Professional indemnity insurance

– Product liability insurance

– Employers’ liability insurance

– Buildings and contents cover

– Vehicle or fleet insurance

– Business travel insurance

 

Insurance is a key pillar of any organisation. Similar to HR, finances or health and safety policy. And, like these things, an insurance policy isn’t something that, once set up, you can just leave indefinitely. As your business changes, so will the potential risks you might face. Your insurance policy should grow and change with your business, which is why revisiting your policies is an essential consideration for any business owner.

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Renewing Your Insurance Policy

 

When renewing your policy, it’s an excellent time to consider whether your existing cover still meets your business needs.

Perhaps your business has changed a lot since you took out your policy. Your insurance cover might not reflect those changes. For example:

If Your Company Has Grown In Value…

 

The level of cover you have needs to correspond to your company’s value. If your company is worth more now than when your policy began, should something happen, the amount you could receive might not match up to where your business is now.

If You Have Moved Or Changed Your Work Space…

 

Perhaps you have taken steps to upgrade your offices, or moved to a new location. Your old building and contents cover might not provide the right cover so that, if you needed to rebuild or replace anything, you might end up paying out of your own pocket.

If You Have Introduced New Products…

 

Does your existing product liability cover account for any new product lines you might have added since taking out your policy? Especially if the products are significantly different (whether in value or nature) from your current lines, ensuring they are covered is key.

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