Why Insurance is Important for Convenience Stores
Convenience stores often rely on the local community for their trade. It is important for these small businesses to take out the right business insurance in order to make sure their business is protected and their livelihood secured.
It is likely that a convenience store may hold cash and stock, some of which may be left overnight. It’s critical that you have the right protection in place should the worst happen and you fall victim to a break-in or theft.
It is also important to protect yourself from claims that may be made by customers when shopping in your store, for example this may be down to a slip due to spilled liquid which can be covered by public liability insurance.
Securing the right insurance for your store is critical to help aid the smooth running of your business. Speaking with an insurance expert about your business and the risks and issues you face, may help ensure you take out the right type and level of cover for your individual needs.
About the Convenience Store Industry
Convenience stores provide us with the chance to “pop-in” and grab those items that we all seem to need in everyday life.
Often they will stock a wide variety of different products; from newspapers to pet products, as well as food, drink, and other household items.
Convenience stores are often found in neighbourhoods, providing their services as an independent store to the local people. They may not be the place that you would complete your weekly shop, however, when you have run out of milk or want the daily newspaper, they can be the shop that you turn to.
Terms and Conditions
* We randomly surveyed 88 policyholders (3.84%) who obtained cover through us between December 2017 and June 2018. 97% made a financial saving by moving to SMEi, with an average saving of 23.97%. This data excludes commercial and residential insurance for landlords.
** Optional cover may differ dependent upon insurer.
*** Data compared from 1337 policies sold between January 2016 and January 2017.
**** Based on 1337 policies sold between January 2016 and January 2017, 802 customers paid less than £800.
