​While everyone’s struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, some have managed to make the most out of these trying times to scam people. Their targets: unsuspecting business owners and people who are unaware of their tactics. Here are ways to protect your business against pandemic scams.

​One of the most thriving businesses during the coronavirus pandemic is the cleaning and sanitizing industry. Clients and companies will hire you to clean, sanitize and deodorize homes, offices, and other indoor spaces. Getting your business insured and bonded can limit your risks plus, it will help you improve your business in the long run.

​You woke up to find that your beloved pet dog has chewed on your leather sofa. He also tore up your silk rug and destroyed some drywall. The question is, will your homeowners’ insurance cover damage to your house and your belongings?

​Have you ever been caught speeding or driving under the influence? Like it or not, traffic tickets can affect your driving record and will eventually affect your auto insurance rates. Insurance companies may look into your driving records and use these to compute your risk of filing a claim. Insurers perceive drivers with many traffic tickets with a greater risk of encountering an accident.