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Insulating yourself from business risk

29.10.07 :

The bad news is that everywhere you turn there are risks: premises can burn down, computer systems can fail, employees can commit fraud.

Insulating yourself from business risk

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The bad news is that everywhere you turn there are risks: premises can burn down, computer systems can fail, employees can commit fraud.

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Kochie's "Minute on Your Business" #8
Underinsurance is a common mistake that businesses make - Kochie explains why it might be a bigger problem than you think.

I’ve been approached by a larger competitor interested in buying out my business. The business has few “physical” assets and staff numbers fluctuate. I have no idea how to start valuing the business to see if what he’s offered is even close to fair value.

Answered by: Matthew Nolan

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