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Hurricane Season is Here7/24/2021  Hurricanes affect a considerable portion of our country. And with hurricane season just around the corner, it’s time to think about how we can best prepare for these massive storms.
According to the latest information from FEMA, there are some basic steps to take before a hurricane
To learn even more, head over to ready.gov/hurricanes and please feel free to send these tips to your friends and family.
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Written by: Jimmy Norton, CPCU
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 The cyber liability market has changed drastically over the last decade and so has our dependence on technology. As the world progresses to be even more digital, protecting the privacy of individuals and corporations alike, will likely be a continuously daunting task. Although the average premium for a small business cyber policy is $2,000/year, the average cost of a cyber claim could be 20 times that cost. This discrepancy is causing carriers to recoil or exit the market entirely. So where does that leave insureds who are required to carry the coverage, sometimes in towers of $5m or more? Check out this great article from Big I that delves into some of the most recent attacks and their impact on the market as a whole, as well as how unpredictable these claims may be in the future.
https://www.iamagazine.com/markets/will-cyber-liability-be-an-insurable-risk-in-10-years
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Restaurant Revitalization Fund7/2/2021  Restaurants are more than just a place to grab a bite to eat or have a drink after a long day. Many serve as the backdrop for celebrating our biggest milestones and connecting with friends and family. Restaurants are embedded into American culture and allow us to experience the culinary traditions of the immigrant communities that are now woven into the fabric of this country. Although we lost many to the pandemic, communities across the country doordashed, grubhubbed and uber ate as much as possible to help keep these cherished establishments afloat.
Now, the government is stepping in to do more. Through the lobbying efforts of the National Restaurant Association, the Small Business Administration has released its first $2 billion in Restaurant Revitalization Funds as part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. If you are a restaurant owner and were not eligible for PPP funds, you may be eligible for RRF proceeds. To find out more, please follow the link for additional program details, applications and answers to frequently asked questions. https://www.sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/covid-19-relief-options/restaurant-revitalization-fund#section-header-2 Quick Fact Sheet - https://restaurant.org/downloads/pdfs/business/faq_revitalization_grants |
