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Risk = The Potential For Loss
Catastrophe can hit any one of us at any moment. Fires, accidents, trips to the hospital...etc, can cost
hundreds of thousands of dollars. Insurance is one
of five ways to manage these risks.
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Protecting your assets
With our experience in handling the insurance needs of local companies over the last 36 years, we have acquired a
thorough understanding of how various businesses operate, which enables us to
tailor superior insurance programs for a business's specific needs.
This is how
Insurance needs can be complicated, and many brokers
fail to create effective programs to handle them.
To be effective an insurance program must insure a client completely without gaps, excesses or overlapping coverage.
Obviously redundancy can lead to much higher premiums and cost the client
thousands of dollars a year. At Gleason we make sure all that excess is cut out, providing a better program at a lower cost.
Consider your options
Avoid ItObviously the easiest way to manage
risk is to avoid it. You can not offer that service, you can not drive
your car and you can not go outside. So risk however are unavoidable so this is
not the best risk management plan.
Retain ItAccept the risk for what it is and
hope it doesn't happen. However statistically the event will happen and when it does you
have no protection.
Protect ItPhysical protection is very difficult to
achieve in all circumstances. However, it can be
accomplished with walls, doors, locks and such. Still, that will
only manage some the risk.
Contract It AwayWriting a contract so
another assumes the risk is complicated, however it can be an effective risk management technique.
Insure ItInsurance is one, but not always the best way to manage risk.
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Universal Practices
- Insurance companies have standard practices.
After 36years in the business we have an innate understanding of these practices.
This make us THE BEST RESORCE for handling any questions, problems, or claims.
As an example
- Regardless of insurance companies, having three claims,
within three years, places you in HIGH RISK.
- Our relationship and experience with our
insurance companies will help you manage these pit falls.
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