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Tell Me about Insurance for My Check-Cashing Business


Your check-cashing business may also be referred to as a money services business. You and others in this industry give people the opportunity to exchange their checks for the cash value.

An alternative to the related service provided by banks, your check-cashing business is a viable resource – typically open 24 hours a day - for those without bank accounts.

Obviously, your check-cashing business requires good insurance coverage.



The Importance of Check-Cashing Commercial Liability Insurance


Check-cashing business insurance offers liability protection if you are a single- service operator or a check cashing center that is a division of a different business.

Coverage shields all employees as well as the business and incorporates losses resulting from the following exposures:

  • Employee dishonesty

  • Incidents occurring in the interior or exterior of the business premises

  • Forgery

The above includes liability for bodily injury, property damage, medical payments, personal and advertising injury, damaged to premises that you lease.

 

For a discussion or more information on check-cashing insurance, speak to the experienced commercial insurance specialists at Prime Insurance.

 



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Summary: Check-cashing services need insurance for all related liability exposure. Prime Insurance highlights the coverage in this quick read.


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