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Home | News & Events | How Can I Save Money On My Florida Commercial Insurance?

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How Can I Save Money On My Florida Commercial Insurance?

The Massey Clark Fisher Team | 09/23/2011

Tags: community • home insurance • homeowners insurance • insurance • local • safety tips • seasonal • tips

Florida commercial insurance is one of those areas that may seem to be a necessary evil. The reality is that it is vital for any business – to protect you financially, and to protect the business you may have spent years building. If you follow these tips, it need not be financially draining.

So how do you save money? First, do your research or speak to an agent to work out exactly what sort of insurance you need. This may vary slightly depending on your type of business, as well as its size and location. Once you know what you’re looking for, have your agent shop around. Not all insurance policies are created equal, so you want to find something that’s a good price and that covers what you need.

There are a couple of steps you can take to reduce your premiums. In the first instance, you might purchase your Florida commercial insurance as a package. Companies often offer a complete range of commercial insurance products and roll them into one policy, which may be more cost effective than buying separate policies.

You also might choose a higher deductible. This is the amount you pay in the event of a claim. Generally speaking, the higher your deductible, the lower your premiums. And premiums can increase after you make a claim – so ensure you do everything within your power to avoid making unnecessary claims.

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