Small business owners have a lot to juggle: they are often selling, hiring, keeping the books and even mopping the floors at their companies. One thing that's important not to overlook is making sure your business is adequately protected through property insurance, liability insurance and other types. Also, staying competitive often means providing insurance benefits for your employees. DCI and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners offer this site as a resource for small businesses.

Insurance for your business

Business interruption insurance

Consumer Alert: Business Interruption Insurance and COVID-19

Coverage for your / in the event of an unforeseen event

Commercial auto

Protecting your small business vehicle fleet

Property insurance

Coverage for your building, inventory or other property in the event of damage or theft

Liability insurance

Protecting your small business against lawsuits; also known as Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Home-based business considerations

The smallest of small businesses have unique insurance needs

Insurance for your employees

Workers' compensation

Compare rates, get FAQs, find out how to resolve disputes

Group health insurance (including federal health care reform)

Options to consider in providing health coverage for your employees

Tax-protected accounts (cafeteria plans, HSAs, HRAs)

Savings accounts can help your employees pay their health care expenses

Resources from DCI & NAIC

Insurance Consumer Hotline

File complaints, verify an agent or company are licensed, or ask general questions about insurance

Insurance glossary

Definitions of commonly used insurance terms

Market share reports

Find out what insurance companies offer the coverage small businesses need

Consumer complaint index

Find out what companies have the highest consumer complaint rates