The type of industry your business is in, where it operates, the size and annual revenues will affect what a company pays for insurance. (Photo: fizkes/Shutterstock.com) The type of industry your business is in, where it operates, the size and annual revenues will affect what a company pays for insurance. (Photo: fizkes/Shutterstock.com)

Making an investment in small business insurance is a key way to safeguard your company and employees from potential risks, damages and threats. Investing in insurance can be worth the expense, but many small business owners wonder how much commercial insurance might cost and if they can afford it – especially if it’s their first time looking into the matter.

Here’s an overview of what you should anticipate and budget for when choosing small business insurance.

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