As a yoga teacher, it’s your job to help your students leave refreshed, relaxed, and reinvigorated. However, running a yoga studio may leave you feeling the exact opposite! There’s probably a lot on your mind, including worry about potentially costly claims and lawsuits.

Things can get pretty hectic when you run your own small business, so our quick and easy to follow guide is here to help you navigate your business insurance. In part two of our series, we look at how you can ask a few questions and give your policies a business insurance health check.

There are many moving parts when it comes to the functionality of a small business, and when you’re in the driver’s seat, keeping track of all that’s going on in your business can be pretty hectic. There are many elements, way too many to-do lists, and never ending reminders.

In part three of our guide to understanding insurance, we take a look at Business Insurance, the different kinds of cover available and how it can help protect your business.

Running a small business is rewarding, but it’s also full of risk. Accidents and mistakes can happen in any workplace, and beauty salons are no exception! It may be wise to prepare for worst-case scenarios so you’re not entirely caught off guard if they happen.

Chances are you’ve probably heard of both Public Liability insurance* and Professional Indemnity insurance*, and while both provide a form of cover for your business, they are very different in what they protect your businesses from.

Running your own mobile business gives you a great sense of freedom, an ever changing office, being your own boss, what’s not to love? But like any small business, there is an element of risk for things to go wrong.

Public Liability insurance covers legal fees and compensation costs if a customer, member of the public, or a supplier claims against you for injury or damage to their property as a result of your alleged negligent business activity. Having Public Liability insurance gives you peace of mind against potentially stressful, time-consuming and costly legal claims.

Caring for your patients may be your number one priority as a hypnotherapist. But while you help guide them to greater health and peace of mind, the risks of your job may always be on your mind.