I am looking for the approx. cost of monthly insurance for a restaurant or retail biz. Thx!?
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It's really going to vary depending on your location.
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Try a local agent that sells homeowners insurance.  Here is a good directory:  http://www.insuremyhouse.com\nI would avoid online quote programs.  You end up without an agent that can help you if you have problems later.
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They may charge $500 per week for the lease, but they may want payment other than weekly.  It will be spelled out in the lease agreement.\n\nNormally, you would pay $500 in advance for each week you wanted to run the restaurant as your own.\n\nThey may also ask for a security deposit.  They may ask for more than one week in advance.  Depends on your agreement with the owner.
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Try Allstate Insurance.  They're looking
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Do you have a website?  If not, get one. Also advertise your business on several locations on the net.  Here are a few to start with:\nHomeowners Insurance - http://www.insuremyhouse.com \nLife Insurance - http://www.insuremylife.org\nCollege Planning - http://www.529s.com\nAuto Insurance - http://www.insuremyvehicle.com
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With large employers, the typical cost to employees for family coverage is closer to $200.00/month.  The smaller the company you work for, the less coverage you will get for your money.\n\n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
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I am currently paying $576.00 monthly for my COBRA continuation insurance (PER MONTH).  This is riduculous, but I am afraid to drop it.  What a freaking rip off insurance is!
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try ebay for some meal plans and right now QVC has a month for $184. that is one month plan. cheapest I've seen because I am going to start soon on the diet. I have heard very good things about the plan.
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This takes hours of research. The bottom line is if you are now on medications, check to see which plans cover ALL of your prescriptions. The average price for coverage D is about $45 per month. Check with your medicare supplement co. first.
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About $300.  Some insurance companies will cover it.
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You just need to see a restaurant profit and loss statement or a budget. Follow this link to a Yearly P&L budgeting tool on the Samples page of my website. Look toward the bottom of the spreadsheet under "Expenses" and you'll find a complete list as recommended by the National Restaurant Association.\n\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com/Samples/Spreadsheets/Profit%20&%20Loss%20Budget%20Blank%20-%20Year.xls\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\n(316) 361-0675\nbodell1@cox.net\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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Man, I hope you have insurance. Hit up the website of your carrier and click on "directory." Good Luck.
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A couple of good places to look for this information.\n\n#1. I use www.bankrate.com\n#2. I also check my newspaper business section. They usually have a list of all the best rates that they know of.\n\nI hope that helps!
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$39 monthly, with an initian fee that varies by state.  In LA, it was $129.\n\nCheck and see if your company has a program with them.  I now pay $20 a month.
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I've used them for restaurant insurance before.
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How is it that we are supposed to know what your spending rates are for a year on these things?  Your telephone, cable, and internet should be very easy for you to arrive at.  Just look at your monthly bill.  Same with your utilities. Heating of course will vary with the seasons.  Food is possibly the most difficult to get a handle on.  I alway pay my food bill with my credit card. At the end of the month, I know exactly what I spent on food for the month. Don't forget eating out. You will probably be surprised how much you spend in that category.  And of course there is entertainment. For a single person, that will most likely be one of the major expense items.
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One form of low cost insurance is Major Casualty which only pays when the bill goes over a certain limit. Check to make sure they will cover a pre-existent condition.\nYou doing ok with the bp? I've got it to so if you need to scream sometime - give me an e.