Business owners understand that any kind of business closure, no matter how short, can negatively impact their company and bottom line. Regardless of the cause, existing and potential customers may choose to take their business elsewhere, which can make it even more difficult when a closed business reopens. In these instances, having Business Interruption Insurance can be incredibly beneficial for companies that want to minimize the financial impact of their closure.

A company's success and growth is not just about having a quality service or product, but also having great team of employees in place to make it all run well. Employers are often searching for new ways to recruit the best employees possible and retain existing staff members to make that happen. One of the best ways to accomplish these goals is through offering Group Health Benefits to employees. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at three key advantages for businesses in offering group health benefits to their employees.

Although summer may mean a boost in sales or customer activity, it could also mean an increase in worker injuries, lost or damaged merchandise, or structural issues to your business. For a large number of businesses, summer can be the riskiest time of the year. Today's Aegis blog post looks at the ways businesses may be at a greater risk during the summer months, ways to minimize risks, and what kinds of Commercial Insurance may be needed.

It's common to collect things over time, whether they're sentimental, part of a hobby, or have a high resale value. If your collection is valuable because of its size, uniqueness, or resale value on the open market, it's important to have your collectibles properly insured in the event of a disaster such as theft or damages. In today's Aegis blog post, we'll look at some of the collections people might have, common assumptions people make about insuring their collectibles, and what kinds of insurance can best protect them.