A “sunk cost” is typically defined as money that once spent is never recovered. In many ways, commercial insurance is a “sunk cost.” Aside from providing peace of mind (which is a real benefit) and possibly meeting contract requirements (EG the state requires worker’s comp insurance and the bank requires property insurance), insurance premiums are never recovered unless
Every year, millions of Americans, hundreds of thousands of business owners, states, counties and municipalities make decisions based on what Congress wants them to do.
We all know that states make decisions based on Federal funds they will receive. For example, Federal dollars were attached to implementation of “No child Left Behind” and “Common Core” in public schools.
Also, every year countless business owners
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As a business grows and matures, its owners may look for additional means to grow revenue and boost business wealth. A common approach is to start or acquire an additional business that serves the core business. This is often described as vertical integration, and it is often effective because
Almost every business owner I speak with loathes worker’s comp insurance. Worker’s comp insurance costs are high and can go up significantly in the event of a claim or multiple claims. Also, workers comp can be a cost center that is heavily impacted by fraud and abuse.
As a captive manager serving small and mid-market businesses, we work with business owners who often choose to self-insure a portion of their workers