If property sustains damages and needs repairs, you may not be able to keep your business open. If you can’t stay open during repairs, business interruption insurance can help cover financial losses. It can cover your employee payroll, taxes, operating expenses, debt repayment, and sometimes the cost of a temporary location. Many business owners used business interruption insurance during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic when they had to close their doors.

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If you have a good history of on-time payments with vendors not on your credit report, consider asking them for a trade reference. The only way to manually add a trade reference is to use D&B’s Credit Builder.

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