| Mini Reviews of Business Insurance Companies:
There are far too many business insurance companies
in the United States for a random listing to do justice to them all.
Also, while insurance companies may offer a variety of different types
of policies, most of them have an area where they are strongest, if not
of specialization.
Additionally, many
very good business insurance companies limit their operations to
certain geographical regions. Keeping that in mind, here is a random
list of companies that you could contact for your business insurance
needs.
Eight Business Insurance Companies:
ACACIA INSURANCE:
Acacia was chartered by an Act of Congress in 1869, making it one of
the oldest insurance companies in the United States. It offers a wide
range of insurance policies. In a business context, those that may be
of interest are: Disability Insurance; Retirement Plans; and Group
Dental, Eye, and Hearing Insurance. THE HARTFORD:
The Hartford is another old and well established insurance company with
a wide range of insurance products. In the case of business insurance,
they offer Property and Casualty Insurance, Group Benefits, and Group
Reinsurance.
THE GREAT AMERICAN INSURANCE GROUP:
The Great American Insurance Group was founded in 1872 and has been one
of the most successful insurance companies in the United States. It
offers a wide range of business insurance products including many
specialty policies. Among the company's areas of strength are policies
for Excess Liability, Ocean Marine, Preferred Markets, Property and
Inland Marine, Trade Credit, and Trucking.
SUNAMERICA INSURANCE:
Retirement insurance is a very specialized form of business insurance
and SunAmerica are pioneers in this field. A company's liabilities
towards its employees extend to retirement benefits and investing in
these kinds of policies can ensure that a company meets its obligations
in this regard. While there are many popular products, SunAmerica's
401(K) insurance plans are tailored to the needs of small and
medium-sized businesses.
THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP (AIG):
AIG is one of the world's largest insurance services organizations and
so it stands to reason that its portfolio of business insurance
services will also be among the largest. Among the business-related
policies available from them are: Accident and Health; Corporate Fleet
Coverage; Corporate Risk Solutions; Energy Storage, Production, and
Utilization Risk Coverage; Financial Products Coverage; Marine Cargo
Insurance; special small business policies; Trade Credit coverage; and
much more.
AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE:
Among the business insurance policies this company is known for are
policies covering Accidental Death and Dismemberment, Dental Insurance,
Long Term Disability, Business Overhead Expense Insurance, and
Retirement Disability Income.
The
company also offers a package of cost effective, cutting-edge insurance
products designed to meet the growing employee demands for this kind of
protection.
NEW ENGLAND FINANCIAL:
New England Financial is a multiple product insurance organization that
has many business insurance options in its policy portfolio. Among the
best known and most popular of their insurance products are their
employee retention policies and business continuation plans.
SAFECO INSURANCE:
Safeco insurance has specialized in business insurance plans and
policies. They have specially tailored policies for small business
owners and home based businesses, Commercial Coverage Packages,
Commercial Auto Insurance, Commercial Umbrella Policies, Business
Income Insurance, and others.
ZURICH INSURANCE NORTH AMERICA:
A major player in the international insurance market, Zurich Insurance,
through its North American subsidiary, offers a wide range of business
insurance policies specially designed to meet the needs of American
companies. Among the policies the company offers are Casualty
Insurance, Commercial Property Insurance, Energy Risk Coverage, Mergers
and Acquisitions Insurance, and many specialty lines designed for
different industry segments.
Know What You Want Before Searching:
When
looking for business insurance, the best thing to do is to first define
what areas you need protection in and then look for companies that
specialize in them.
What's Next
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Part 14:
 Business Insurance Glossary - Useful glossary of business insurance terms like "aggregate limit," "blanket coverage," "compensatory damages," and more.
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 Eight Business Insurance Tips That Can Make a Difference - Business insurance tips such as using only admitted insurance companies, obtaining at least three quotes, and more.
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