COVID’s effect on accidents and insurance claims
It’s now two years since the COVID-19 virus appeared and we’ve now got some solid trend data about its impact on accidents and insurance claims.
When you go into business for yourself, insurance probably isn’t the first thing on your mind. But protecting your assets with effective risk management, and the right insurance cover, is more important than you may think.
Being underinsured is a serious risk for many businesses. So it’s critical to understand what types, and amounts, of cover you need.
But remember, when it comes to insurance, you get what you pay for. While the cheapest policy may save you money up-front, it could let you down when you need claim.
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It’s now two years since the COVID-19 virus appeared and we’ve now got some solid trend data about its impact on accidents and insurance claims.
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